Issues in Cross-cultural Communication SSI201

Sophomore CLIL Course for MIC Learners

This is a spring semester elective CLIL course for MIC sophomores. It explores the ways in which cultural differences are made sense of at the interpersonal and intergroup levels and considers strategies for understanding and dealing with the differences.


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Cathrine-Mette Mork
Cathrine-Mette Mork

Cathrine-Mette Mork 望久 (モーク） 片梨奈 (カタリーナ) is a Canadian EFL instructor with almost 30 years of teaching experience. Read more about her here: http://morksensei.com/about


Course Curriculum


  INTRODUCTION
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  Unit 1. Intercultural Communication in Today's World
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  Unit 2. English for Intercultural Communication
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  Unit 3. Important Features of Human Communication
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  Unit 4. The Concept of Culture
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  Unit 5. Language & Thought
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  Unit 6. Communication Styles
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  Unit 7. Human Psychology & Communication
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  Unit 8. Speech Acts Across Cultures
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  Unit 9. Stereotypes & Intercultural Communication
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  Unit 10. Cultural Accommodation in Intercultural Communication
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  Unit 11. Intercultural Communication in Higher Education
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  Unit 12: Study Abroad & Intercultural Adaptation
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  Unit 13. Intercultural Competence for the Future
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  Final Exam
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