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Broken Squares
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16 May 2024 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This activity challenges teams to complete an assignment without speaking to one another to encourage participant to understand what it is like to not speak or understand the dominant language and...
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/building-the-skill-of-empathy-for-language-learners
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Team-building Activities
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10 May 2024 |
Posted by Kelsey Patton
Birds of a Feather (20 min)
In this activity, participants recognize that people bring different talents, perspectives, and backgrounds to groups and understand the benefits of forming...
https://hubicl.org/members/1349/collections/teamwork
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Empathy and DEIB
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01 Apr 2024 |
Posted by Kelsey Patton
Archie Bunker's Neighborhood, an activity
Considering History: “You Got to Go There to Know There” — Creating Empathy for Our Hardest Histories, an article
https://hubicl.org/members/1349/collections/all-things-empathy
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Mingle
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18 Mar 2024 |
Posted by Kelsey Patton
"Participants in this jolt pretend they are attending a party and must follow the instructions on a secret Etiquette Card provided by the facilitator. Some of the behaviors the participants...
https://hubicl.org/members/1349/collections/exploring-etiquette-across-cultures
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Albatross
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17 Mar 2024 |
Posted by Kelsey Patton
This activity challenges participants to be open to unfamiliar experiences and reflect on how they might react to cultural difference. They will participate in a scene acted out by a simulated...
https://hubicl.org/members/1349/collections/ethnography-and-intercultural-learning
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Martians at the Airport
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17 Mar 2024 |
Posted by Kelsey Patton
This creativity-training activity was designed for a Spring Break study abroad program at Purdue University titled Amsterdam: Creative Thinking & Innovation in Collaborative Leadership....
https://hubicl.org/members/1349/collections/ethnography-and-intercultural-learning
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Albatross
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25 Oct 2023 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This activity challenges participants to be open to unfamiliar experiences and reflect on how they might react to cultural difference. They will participate in a scene acted out by a simulated...
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/visual-learning-and-nontext-based-intercultural-learning-activity-tools
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Games, Training Games, Simulation Games,…
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27 Feb 2023 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This article delineates important characteristics of games, training games, and simulations.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/thiagis-blogs-on-game-design-and-pedagogy
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Misconceptions About Simulations
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27 Feb 2023 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This article from Thiagi is excellent for trainers, addressing and debunking misconceptions about simulations.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Card game that stimulates conflict
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18 Jan 2022 |
Posted by Kris Acheson-Clair
Another great simulation is Barnga, especially if you want to highlight how different cultures "play by different rules" and "define winning in different ways". It is easy and...
https://hubicl.org/members/1048/collections/cercll-collection-for-language-teachers
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A simulation that highlights assumptions
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18 Jan 2022 |
Posted by Kris Acheson-Clair
Albatross is another oldie but goodie - it is relatively easy to perform and adapt to different contexts. The learning is both in the discomfort of the simulation itself and especially in the...
https://hubicl.org/members/1048/collections/cercll-collection-for-language-teachers
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Classic simulations
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18 Jan 2022 |
Posted by Kris Acheson-Clair
More kinesthetic options include these simulations that have been around forever in different forms: BaFa BaFa requires quite a bit of accoutrement, but Toothpicks and Cocktail party are easier and...
https://hubicl.org/members/1048/collections/cercll-collection-for-language-teachers
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Co-Opoly
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28 Oct 2020 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This board game simulates players running a democratically managed cooperative business. It allows participants to practice communication, conflict resolution, team building skills, and...
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/tools-that-use-board-games
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Sharahad
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10 Jul 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
Sharahad is a simulation by Phil Darg in which participants role play intercultural communication barriers.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Journey to Gizmoland
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10 Jul 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This simulation, created by Aletha Stahl, is an adaptation of Journey to Sharahad. Participants role play intercultural communication barriers.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Two decades of using simulation games for cross-cultural training
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11 Jun 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This article by Sandra Fowler "defines cross-cultural training and briefly traces its history. The power of using simulation games for cross-cultural training is described. The...
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Archie Bunker's Neighborhood
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04 Jun 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
This activity teaches participants to express feelings about being unfairly treated or experiencing discrimination, as well to understand privilege and stereotypes.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Role Playing
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08 May 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
In this activity by Hofstede, Hofstede, and Pederson, participants will role-play conflict-prone situations and learn about synthetic cultures.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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How to select and prepare a simulation
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29 Apr 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
In this chapter resource, readers learn how to select and prepare a simulation.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations
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Dividing the Spoils
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29 Apr 2019 |
Posted by Annette Benson
Dividing the Spoils, an activity by C. Storti in Figuring foreigners out, examines individualist vs. collectivist cultures.
https://hubicl.org/members/1005/collections/fictional-culture-simulations