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Conceptualizing interculturality as a forecast for mutual recognition, learning and reflecting in the EFL classroom

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Figure 1 Task One: How do people live?
Figure 6 Task Five My family and my culture
Figure 7 Students' journals
Figure 8 Task Six Where do celebrations and traditions come from?
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