Focusing on the differences between U.S. and International students, this guide addresses cultural differences that impact learning, studying, and classroom behavior.
Creating inclusive classrooms for all types of diversity, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, international and non-traditional students, students with disabilities, etc.
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