Learning And Teaching A Cross Cultural Perspective Summary

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In this essay, a critical analyze about the article named “Learning and Teaching:A cross- cultural perspective”will be given which included summary, Structure analyze, specific analyze and conclusion. Moreover, the analyze will followed the structure of the article. And if necessary, the title as well as some subtitles will be given before analyze in each paragraph to help readers contrast the article and this essay.

Summary
In this article, the author concluded the factors that have influences on the teaching and learning process through the way of comparing western education culture and Chinese …show more content…

But it also exist some sectors that make it can not be relied completely. Otherwise, it is still a professional article which can help people know more about the learning and teaching in the perspective of different culture.

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2)Bailey,S. (2011). Academic Writing for International Student of Business. 1st ed. Abingdon:Routledge.

3)David Watkins (2000) Learning and Teaching: A cross-cultural perspective, School Leadership & Management: Formerly School Organization, 20:2,161-173

4)Rice, G. ( n.d ). Critical reading, thinking and writing. [online] Available:http://www.MMU.ac.uk/tips/download/[Accessed:29th October 2014]
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