Sharing a Cross Cultural Exchange in an Amish World

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  • Ronald V. Morris

Abstract

Elementary students experienced a crosscultural exchange with their peers by spending two days in an old order Amish community. The exchange, how students interacted, and what students did are included in this description of a classroom experience. Students prepared in class for the experience and debriefed from the experience; the teacher's preparation and debriefing strategies are described.

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2003-10-01

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Vol. 38 No. 1 (2003): Canadian Social Studies, 38 (1), FALL 2003

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