The Cultural Plunge: Cultural Immersion As a Means of Promoting Self-Awareness and Cultural Sensitivity Among Student Teachers.
Teacher Education Quarterly 2006, Wntr, 33, 1
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Introduction "The depth of this class to me has been the cultural plunges. I learned so much in those plunges that no other course at (this university) could even remotely compete with. What I learned in the plunges about myself and accepting others is something that I will carry through life ... after I forget the statistics and psychological tests in my other classes."
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