Sentence examples for based on multicultural from inspiring English sources

The new learning approach for andragogy was proposed for worker education based on multicultural and knowledge-based society.

Our understanding of affective characteristics based on multicultural perspective will be enhanced through a deeper investigation.

Based on the research, it was found that there were teachers' and students' need map in developing the teaching material based on multicultural context.

Whereas, the teaching material need was developed using the following indications (a) the limited teaching material, (b) there is no teaching material based on multicultural context, (3) curriculum is considered as a fixed price.

And then, the concept of teaching material development guidance was compiled in the form of teaching material based on multicultural context by using logical systematic as follows: (a) reference concept, (b) material development design, (c) material organization, (d) language skill, (e) multicultural context development.

To me he's really smart when he says that "in an age of globalization and in multicultural societies, ethics based on any one religion would only appeal to some of us; it would not be meaningful for all... what we need today is an approach to ethics which makes no recourse to religion and can be equally acceptable to those with faith and those without: a secular ethics".

The result of this research is achieving the Indonesian teaching material development model for junior high school (SMP) include the teaching design based on sociolinguistic approach using multicultural context.

The assumed causal mechanism is based on the idea that multicultural policies "do not provide strong incentives for host-country language acquisition and for interethnic contacts" (Koopmans, 2010, p. 3) and "stimulate migrants to orient themselves towards their ethnic community, may have the unintended consequence of sustaining linguistic deficiencies and a lack of cultural 'soft skills'".

Mark Daly, the solicitor who represented the workers, said the case brought to the surface "the divide between those believing in a multicultural society based on respect and dignity and those believing that you can have second-class citizens … Regrettably, Hong Kong society is slow to change attitudes and I think the HKSAR government is disappointing in this respect".

These networks are home to a multicultural community, based on equality and where cultural heritage is validated.

Maarten Vink, for example, speaks of a 'myth' that the Netherlands was once a multicultural haven (based on a system of pillarization), as MC was 'never accepted or practiced as fully and suggested in more stereotypical depictions of Dutch integration politics' (Vink, 2007, p. 339).