Imagine you are riding in the passenger seat of a car, and a loved one of yours (spouse, parent, sibling, bff) is driving the car. While riding along, your loved one accidentally runs a red…
Read MoreAll of us are culturally-conditioned, but what does that mean? I'd like to try to explain. After you were born, when your parents took you home from the hospital, they began, culturally speaking, programming you…
Read MoreI was once so inspired by a lecturer that I was unknowingly shaking my head left and right back like I was saying "no." The lecturer stopped his lecture, and said in a condescending tone…
Read MoreIn Teaching Cross-Culturally, Judith and Sherwood Lingfelter share their knowledge about what teachers can do to become more effective at reaching and teaching people from diverse backgrounds. Their primary claim is that to be an…
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