OBJECTIVES: The need to address cultural and ethnic diversity issues in medical education as a means to improve the quality of care for all has been widely emphasised. Cultural competence has been ...

which discussed asset-based teaching approaches, cultural competency or being fluent in one’s culture, and social-justice advocacy among youth. Culturally responsive teaching was coined by Gay ...

and the Center for Global Education at Asia Society have identified four key components of global competence. Globally competent youth: investigate the world beyond their immediate environment by ...

Created in 2011, Michigan Technological University's Center for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) is excited to offer this training model to colleagues in higher education. CDI's cultural competency ...

Cultural competence has become a common buzzword among aspiring physicians. More medical schools are emphasizing cultural competence in their curricula and med school applicants often cite ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Education’s recent decision to ... The settlement didn’t ban cultural competence training, and the department promptly issued new – albeit optional ...

Skilled actor patients offer a practical, impactful way to teach EMS providers respect for diversity, enhancing critical thinking, interpersonal skills and public trust ...

Engendering competence represents the fourth quadrant of Wlodkowski and Ginsberg’s Culturally Responsive Teaching framework. The authors define engendering competence as “creating an understanding ...

As we move deeper into the 21st century, we are recasting our understanding of economics, communication, security, cultural identity ... the Center for Global Education has been a leader in global ...

Rev. Dr. Xenia Barnes announces a groundbreaking digital platform designed to enhance trauma-informed leadership and cultural competency training nationwide.