「異文化間意識の発達：構成主義パラダイムによる異文化間能力へのアプローチ」
異文化感受性発達モデルを提唱したミルトン・ベネット博士による研修会のお知らせです。教育・トレーニングを計画し実践する上で、現状では様々に交錯し入り乱れがちになっているパラダイムを整理して、構成主義の立場から「異文化間能力」や「異文化感受性発達モデル」を再考しませんか？
この研修会では、ベネット博士は文化相対主義における対等性や寛容性の限界を見つめ、構成主義の立場から異文化間能力を捉え直すこと、および、その異文化間教育・トレーニングへの応用について取り上げます。多くの研究・出版物で引用されている「異文化感受性発達モデル」は、異文化の捉え方が再構成されていく過程を構成主義の視点から描いたものです。この研修は、教育における自分自身のパラダイムを再確認し、構成主義パラダイムで異文化間能力を考える機会となります。すでに多くの人に知られている異文化感受性発達モデルについても、より洗練され実践的な形での活用を学ぶことができます。
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異文化感受性発達モデルのミルトン・ベネット博士による1日研修会
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「異文化間意識の発達：
相対主義から構成主義へ。これまでのパラダイムを整理して、
ら「異文化間能力」や「異文化感受性発達モデル」を再考し、
グに役立つ実践的な方法をも学びませんか？
この研修会では、
見つめ、構成主義の立場から異文化間能力を捉え直し、
ニングへの応用について取り上げます。
り洗練され実践的な形での活用を学ぶことができます。
この貴重な研修の機会に、
関東地区研究会委員長 山本 志都
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日時：2017年3月12日（日）
11：00～17：00
10：30 受付開始
12：30～13：30 ランチ休憩
15：00～15：30 ティーブレイク休憩
18：00～ 懇親会
場所：順天堂大学 本郷・お茶の水キャンパス 第2教育棟 401教室
http://www.juntendo.ac.jp/
言語：英語
参加費：多文化関係学会正会員 2000円, 学生会員 1000円
非会員一般 3000円, 非会員学生 1000円,
懇親会費：4000円
申し込み期限：2月25日（土）
申し込みは以下のサイトからお願いします。
概要：
Much of the chaos in the world today may be due to a changing paradigm.
The scientific rationalism that began in Europe and that has influenced
the rest of the world is giving way to relativism. Relativism is
familiar in Japanese culture, where it has been embraced since well
before the European enlightenment. But it is a new and uncontrolled
force in Western societies, where familiar truth is lost and new ways of
being are not yet formed. Hatred and xenophobia fill the void, creating
mortal danger for cultural difference.
Now is the time that interculturalists must rise to a new level of
expertise. It is insufficient for us to continue advocating tolerance or
even the value of cultural difference. The crucial next step is to
define a new form of consciousness that is adapted to living in a world
of multiple interconnected contexts.
This session will show how the dangers of relativism can be resolved
with the next paradigm, constructivism. Participants will explore how to
improve their own understanding of the new paradigm and how to use it to
guide intercultural education and training towards developing
intercultural consciousness. Specifically, participants will learn how
to avoid the “paradigmatic confusion” associated with many approaches
to intercultural competence and how to use the Developmental Model of
Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) in more sophisticated and practical
ways.
Milton J. Bennett, Ph.D. is the director of Intercultural Development
Research Institute, a nonprofit located in the USA and Italy that
supports theory and research in constructivist intercultural
communication. He was also a founder of the Intercultural Communication
Institute in Portland, Oregon, has served on the academic faculties of
Portland State University, University of the Pacific, University of
Milano Bicocca, and the executive training faculties of Motorola
University, Boeing Company, Tuck School of Business, Stockholm School of
Economics, and Eni (Agip) Group. He is known for creating the
Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) and his text/
reader, Basic Concepts of Intercultural Communication: Paradigms,
Principles, & Practices. Dr. Bennett has served on the advisory board of
Aoyama Gakuin University, consulted with Motorola Japan, and for many
years offered seminars in Tokyo and Kyoto through CCTS.
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Japan Society for Multicultural Relations
Kanto Area Program
1-day Workshop by Milton Bennett, Ph.D.
“Developing Intercultural Consciousness: Approaching Intercultural
Competence with the Constructivist Paradigm”
Schedule:
Sunday, March 12th 2017
11:00 – 17:00
10:30 Registration
11:00 Program Starts
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch Break
15:00 – 15-30 Tea Break
17:00 Program Ends
18：00 Get-together Party
Place:
Jyuntendo University Hongo-Ochanomizu Campus Room 401, Second Education Building
http://www.juntendo.ac.jp/
Language: English
Fee: JSMR Members Regular 2000 yen, Student 1000 yen
Non-member 3000 yen, Non-member student 1000 yen
Get-together Party 4000 yen
Registration deadline: February 25, 2017
Please sign up from the following:
Program:
Much of the chaos in the world today may be due to a changing paradigm.
The scientific rationalism that began in Europe and that has influenced
the rest of the world is giving way to relativism. Relativism is
familiar in Japanese culture, where it has been embraced since well
before the European enlightenment. But it is a new and uncontrolled
force in Western societies, where familiar truth is lost and new ways of
being are not yet formed. Hatred and xenophobia fill the void, creating
mortal danger for cultural difference.
Now is the time that interculturalists must rise to a new level of
expertise. It is insufficient for us to continue advocating tolerance or
even the value of cultural difference. The crucial next step is to
define a new form of consciousness that is adapted to living in a world
of multiple interconnected contexts.
This session will show how the dangers of relativism can be resolved
with the next paradigm, constructivism. Participants will explore how to
improve their own understanding of the new paradigm and how to use it to
guide intercultural education and training towards developing
intercultural consciousness. Specifically, participants will learn how
to avoid the “paradigmatic confusion” associated with many approaches
to intercultural competence and how to use the Developmental Model of
Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) in more sophisticated and practical
ways.
Milton J. Bennett, Ph.D. is the director of Intercultural Development
Research Institute, a nonprofit located in the USA and Italy that
supports theory and research in constructivist intercultural
communication. He was also a founder of the Intercultural Communication
Institute in Portland, Oregon, has served on the academic faculties of
Portland State University, University of the Pacific, University of
Milano Bicocca, and the executive training faculties of Motorola
University, Boeing Company, Tuck School of Business, Stockholm School of
Economics, and Eni (Agip) Group. He is known for creating the
Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity (DMIS) and his text/
reader, Basic Concepts of Intercultural Communication: Paradigms,
Principles, & Practices. Dr. Bennett has served on the advisory board of
Aoyama Gakuin University, consulted with Motorola Japan, and for many
years offered seminars in Tokyo and Kyoto through CCTS.
