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Going Home for Lunch

by Cate

Photographer’s note: Ba Li Ba Gai Village Middle School (China) students heading home for lunch…

Culture School is in session! In this series, we take an aspect of intercultural theory and apply to daily life. Basically, our goal is to expose those cultural moonwalking bears. And because this blog is about culture and education, we consider each topic in the context of the classroom. photo by maryatexitzero by :: Anamaria [...]

Friday Foto :: Students in Xinjiang, China

by Cate

photo by pmorgan Note for our subscribers :: If you can’t see this photo, please click through to CulturallyTeaching.com. We love connecting with our readers! Why not… ::: Share your ideas and experiences by leaving a comment. ::: Follow Cate on Twitter or friend her on Facebook. ::: Stay updated by subscribing to our RSS feed [...]

Simple Images, Complex Cultural Differences

by Cate

This is so cool! An award-winning Berlin artist originally from China created a set of images representing cultural differences between the East and the West. Below are 12 of Yang Liu’s images. Which color represents East? Which the West? Which elements of culture do you think the artist is referring to? As always, if you’re [...]

School Snapshot :: Canadian International School in Beijing, China

by Cate

It’s School Snapshot time again! The School Snapshot Project highlights schools around the world. Interested in sharing your school? This School Snapshot was submitted by high school student Ching Han, who is originally from Malaysia and started at the Canadian International School (CIS) in Beijing, China in January 2009. The Canadian International School was founded [...]

School Photo :: Morning Dance

by Cate

photo by gabyu The caption under this Flickr photo: “Young students are always doing some exercises before getting into the classroom. Was always a nice moment of magic.” Question: How many hours a week do kids at your school have P.E. (physical education)? Subscribe to our RSS feed