Keywords
Cross-cultural communication
Curriculum thought and politics
Teaching design
Teaching method
Submitted : 2024-10-30
Accepted : 2024-11-14
Published : 2024-11-29
Abstract
Intercultural communication is an important part of public foreign language teaching in universities and colleges in China. The main teaching goal of the course is to cultivate students’ intercultural communication skills well and to create high-quality and extroverted talents. In the course of teaching, the course ideological and political teaching based on emergency characteristics is also a key component. Based on this, this paper will study its teaching path and practice. Including emergency characteristic cross-cultural communication course thought and politics and its teaching analysis, emergency characteristic cross-cultural communication course thought and politics main teaching path and teaching practice analysis. It is hoped that this analysis can provide some reference for the exploration and practice of the ideological and political teaching path of this kind of course.
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