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Coaching as a way to develop cultural understandings
Coaching, with its focus on listening, questioning, and exploration of self, especially values and beliefs, can be a highly effective way to develop understanding of a range of cultures. Such understandings have a positive impact on a person’s own – … Continue reading
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Tagged business coaching, coaching culture, culture, diversity
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Cultural diversity and what it might look like in a business context
Given the opening up of the world and a shift to globalisation, it is important, especially in business contexts to be culturally competent – to be sensitive to differences and know how to work within a multicultural context. The following … Continue reading
Posted in All, Professional Learning Development
Tagged cultural competence, cultural diversity, culture, diversity, Hofstede
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Māori and Pasifika learners: To make change it has to be a tide rather than a wave
ASB Polyfest 2008 Avondale College Samoan Group (Photo credit: Richard Sihamau) Today (22nd August 2012) I was privileged to be a part of a webinar “brought to us by the VPLD project”, discussing some thoughts around working with Maori and … Continue reading
What does culturally responsive facilitation look like? A reflection
I have been delaying writing up this reflection for a long time…more than a couple of months in fact – the notes I took during the session have sat in draft format and I have ‘mulled’ over what happened and … Continue reading
Reading deeply: A Sociocultural approach to an audio-visual ‘text’
This activity is designed to develop students critical reading of text, in this case of a cultural, audio-visual text. Alternatively, a traditional, printed text could be used. However, the texts students need to read are becoming increasingly complex and hybrid, … Continue reading