- Харченко, Наталія Вікторівна (orcid.org/0000-0002-4171-593X) (2025) Developing intercultural competence among school and student youth: international experience Проблеми освіти, 2 (103). pp. 618-628. ISSN 2710-3986
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Формування міжкультурної компетентності в учнівської і студентської молоді зарубіжний досвід.pdf Download (699kB) |
Abstract
The development of intercultural competence is the foundation for educating a citizen who is aware of their own cultural identity, open to interaction, and capable of acting responsibly and effectively in a globalized environment. Such an educational orientation corresponds to the challenges of the 21st century, when communication, mobility, and partnership among cultures become essential conditions for the development of individuals, societies, and states. Based on the analysis of scientific research, the article identifies the competencies necessary for effective interaction in a multicultural environment: cultural awareness, intercultural sensitivity, language competence, empathy, flexibility and adaptability, social integration, and communication effectiveness. It is substantiated that the effectiveness of developing intercultural competence depends on the extent to which learners are actively engaged in real situations of intercultural interaction, collaborative problem-solving, creative dialogue, and socially beneficial activities. The article examines effective forms and mechanisms for developing intercultural competence, such as project-based learning, service learning, and intercultural exchanges. It is outlined that in various countries around the world, the development of intercultural competence is achieved through a combination of learning, experience, and authentic interaction. Common features of these practices include active youth participation in socially significant projects; the development of reflection and critical thinking; the creation of conditions for safe dialogue and empathetic listening; and partnerships among schools, communities, and international institutions.
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