Oberg's Culture Shock
Culture Shock is defined as a feeling of disorientation experienced by someone who is suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes/beliefs. Calvero Oberg believed that there were phases that people who experience culture shock go through before becoming tolerant or acceptant of the new culture with or without changing their views and beliefs. Click here for more information.
Making ESOL Students Comfortable in New Environments
Teachers strive to provide a comfortable environment for their students. This is especially important when a class contains ESOL students. As future educators of Miami, FL (a city consumed by multicultural diversity) we need to be aware of the cultural differences we will encounter in our classrooms. Taking t; the students will feel comfortable in classroom with a teacher who took precious time to get to know where they come from. Considering the provides ease and relaxation increases the likelihood of successful learning.Click here for more information.
Family Involvement
When parents and teachers have a close relationship, children feel comfortable switching from home to school environments. This ease and comfort supports children's learning and allows them to move successfully from their one-on-one relationships with family members to the school's group setting. Click here for more information.
