Intercultural Zoomery in a time of COVID-19

Karenne Sylvester; Richard Fay; Susan Dawson; Zhuo Min Huang

Intercultural Zoomery in a time of COVID-19

Karenne Sylvester, Richard Fay, Susan Dawson, Zhuo Min Huang

Manchester Institute of Education

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Abstract

This article outlines our support for the changing academic acculturation needs of MA TESOL students as their programme has moved online in response to the pandemic. In particular, we look at the development of an intercultural experience in Zoom, equivalent to the onsite intercultural simulation we previously provided for them.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	TESOL ICIS newsletter
Publication status	Published - Mar 2021

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