Intercultural Day Essay

Intercultural Day
Introduction:
On the 23rd of November 2017, my college, L.C.F.E. will be holding an intercultural day. The three applied social study classes including mine which is APS 3 are organising it.
We will form into different groups and select a country and conduct primary/secondary research covering the different aspects of the chosen country. The topics we plan to research are the history, food, dress, music, language, customs and traditions.
The group I was in consisted of me, Katie, Sara, Aaron, Kayley and Niamh. We decided as a group to represent India as we thought it was a very interesting country. After we decided on the country, we discussed what we needed to do to make our stand very accurate to the way we portray the

He got to experience the food, culture, music, traditions and even the dress wear. He showed me the clothing he wore there for one of the days which was called a kurta. The kurta was a bright green colour, he told me that a lot of the people where bright coloured clothing there. He told me about the kind of food he ate, and the type of music they listened to it. He also told me about the types of games the children traditionally play. I found this very beneficially for my research as he went into detail about his experience of the India culture. After talking to him I had a better understanding and idea of what I wanted our stand to consist of and what I was

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