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The CPS has been developed as part of the Global Learning Program at Wichita State University, Kansas, USA. It is intended as a tool for learners to improve intercultural communication competence and develop multiple perspectives as preparation for becoming a world citizen. Please play the sample scenarios to get a feel for the CPS.
Reflective Questions:
Before playing simulations: Think about a miscomunication that you experienced or heard about? How was it resolved?
After playing simulations: How would you describe choices that worked (did not work)? After playing scenarios, what would you differently to resolve the miscommunication that you mentioned earlier?
If you want to play more scenarios or learn how to create new scenarios and contribute to the online CPS repository, please become a registered user. Click the Register link. |
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- Bangalore, December 2010 - IISc
- Khabarovsk, October 2010
- Khabarovsk, September 2010 - ICCC7
- Beijing, September, 2010
- Tokyo, March 2010
2009- Chicago, August 2009
- New York City, June 2009
- Nagano, Japan, November 2008
Wichita Online, June 2008
- CI 750I Intercultural Communication Competence Development
- EL 852Q Integrating Global Learning into the Curriculum
Past Workshops:
ICCC5 Wichita, May 2008
Wichita Online, June 2007
- CI 750I Intercultural Communication Competence Development
- EL 852Q Integrating Global Learning into the Curriculum
Monterrey, February 2007
Ahmedabad, October 2006
- ICCC3 Indian Institute of Management
Wichita, July 2006
- CI 750B Integrating Global Learning into the Curriculum
Khabarovsk, November 2005
- Center for Intercultural Communication
- Far East University of Humanities
- Khabarovsk Academy of Economics & Law
- Khabarovsk Graduate Center for Teacher Education
Wichita, October 2005
- CI 750B Integrating Global Learning into the Curriculum
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