Intercultural understanding

In this subject, students extend and apply their intercultural understanding by, for example:

• reflecting upon the relationship between culture and individual identity, speaking with and increasing their understanding of people of diverse cultural, linguistic, and spiritual/religious heritages
• analysing the complex and dynamic nature of knowledge, belief, and practices within different social, religious, and cultural contexts across the world and throughout history
• identifying the challenges and benefits of living and working in a culturally, religiously, and linguistically diverse local and global community
• acknowledging and analysing the relationship between cultures, values, and practices of religious, social, and political institutions.