The Intercultural Sensitivity of Chilean Teachers Serving an Immigrant Population in Schools
Karla Rosalía Morales Mendoza, Susan Sanhueza Henríquez, Miguel Friz Carrillo, Paula Riquelme Bravo
Journal of New Approaches in Educational Research, Vol. 6, Issue 1, pp. 71–77 (2016)
10.7821/naer.2016.8.173
Abstract
Abstract The objective of this article is to evaluate the intercultural sensitivity of teachers working in culturally diverse classrooms, and to analyse differences in intercultural sensitivity based on the gender, age, training (advanced training courses), and intercultural experience of the teachers. A quantitative approach with a comparative descriptive design was chosen. The Intercultural Sensitivity Scale was used, composed of 24 statements, which were responded to by 50 teachers. The results show that teachers possess moderate intercultural sensitivity and that the highest rated competencies are trust and attention to communication.
Topics
Field: Social Sciences · Subfield: Communication
Keywords
Sensitivity training,Cultural sensitivity,Intercultural communication,Psychology,Immigration,Pedagogy,Population,Scale (ratio),Cultural competence,Mathematics education
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Quality Education (0.70)
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