Multicultural Education and Multicultural Sensitivity
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immigrant children, multicultural education, multicultural competence, intercultural dialogueAbstract
This paper tries to answer the question of what is multicultural education on the basis of two theories (Nieto 2008; Bennett 2007). Only a multiculturally educated teacher with developed multicultural competence can create a multicultural learning environment. The idea of intercultural dialogue is also mentioned, as it has been used often in the European Union since 2008, and its deficit of theoretical concept.
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