Welcome to absolutely intercultural show 306. My name’s Anne Fox, and this show is coming to you from Denmark.
Today’s show may make you look back at conversations that you’ve had, interactions that you’ve witnessed, and materials you may have used in the classroom. I’ll be talking to Rose Aylitt, who supports teachers all over the world, both face to face and online, to help them help their students to become global citizens.
absolutely powerful
Rose Aylitt is a teacher trainer who works internationally, and recently she developed a new course for the Norwich Institute of Language Education on helping teachers support their students to become global citizens. We’ll be talking about how you can use language to project or not power.
absolutely just
We’ll also hear about how art forms such as theatre can be used to help people recognize the many ways that a conversation could go. Rose talks about Auguste Boal and his theater of the oppressed.
absolutely taboo
And then we’ll ask the question about whether there are any topics that we should not discuss in the classroom.
Thanks to Rose for sharing some of her strategies and thanks to you for listening. If you have a story to tell on this or any related topic then don’t hesitate to get in touch or leave a comment on our website where you can also listen to all our previous shows. We are also on Apple podcasts and Spotify where you can give us a rating.
Our next show will be coming to you from Laurent Borgmann in Germany on 6th June.
Until then, stay tuned!
