The phrase "multicultural context" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase any time you are discussing the various cultures and backgrounds of people in a certain situation. For example: "The classroom is a multicultural context, with students from many different backgrounds."
"They seemed to fit into my multicultural context, and had a multireligious thing as well," said Mr. Apted.
Patients' assessment of healthcare providers and systems in a multicultural context.
Based on the research, it was found that there were teachers' and students' need map in developing the teaching material based on multicultural context.
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.
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.
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.
Dr. Padilla is also interested in quantitative research in multicultural contexts.
This article focuses on the field of international crisis communication, whereby multinationals and their expatriate staff respond to crisis events in international and/or multicultural contexts.
Course topics include accent reduction, language accuracy, writing styles, presentation skills, meeting leadership, barriers to communication, and types of persuasion in multicultural contexts.
His current research interests include evidence-based social and community interventions in ethnic communities and schools, pedagogical strategies and issues in multicultural contexts, and institutional and individual well-being in schools and communities.
In the current context of globalisation, English as an international language, lingua franca, and a global language (e.g., Tavakoli, Shirinbakhsh, & Rezazadeh, 2012) is used as a means of communication in multicultural contexts.
