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ITK-Intercultural Leadership: Reactive Cultures
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Chapter 0 - Welcome to this course
0.1 Before you start2 Themen -
Chapter 1 - Understand the differences1.1 Meet Charlotte3 Themen
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1.2. Help Charlotte in Tokyo3 Themen
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Chapter 2 - Cultural Keypoints in multi-active cultures2.1. Communication in reactive cultures4 Themen|1 Test
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2.2. Hierarchy in reactive cultures4 Themen|1 Test
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2.3 Collectivism in reactive cultures4 Themen|1 Test
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Chapter 3 - Tools for working with multi-active cultures3.1. How to make working with reactive cultures easier4 Themen|1 Test
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Chapter 4 - Get to know countries with multi-active cultures4.1. Introduction to Country Guides3 Themen
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4.2. Country Guide Japan4 Themen
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4.3. Country Guide China4 Themen
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4.4. Country Guide India4 Themen
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Chapter 5 - Proof your knowledge of reactive cultures5.1. What did you learn?2 Themen|1 Test
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4.4.5. A short summary: Philippines
You learned:
- Rice belongs to every meal in the Philippines.
- There are about 120 to 187 languages spoken in the Philippines. The national language is Tagalog yet, the official language is English.
- Tagalog, however, is the most spoken mother tongue in the Philippines. On the streets of Manila, people speak Tagalog and Taglish. It is a mixture of Tagalog and English.
- If you know one Filipino, you know them all – never forget that Filipinos are very well connected.