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Use diversity! Diversity management in elementary institutions - Importance of diversity management in elementary institutions in Linz

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This thesis was written in response to an interest in the topic of diversity and the desire to demonstrate the value of diversity management in elementary institutions in the context of immigration in light of current globalisation and migration processes. To this end, systematic literature research was used to analyse which diversity strategies could be relevant for the child education and care sector and how staff in training or further education are enabled to deal with the complexity of interculturality. Furthermore, the systemic interaction between organisation, manager and staff is examined. In addition, this research paper looks at the significance and strategy of diversity management using the example of the City of Linz's kindergartens. The results show that, above all, self-reflection and continuous engagement with the topic of diversity are essential. Intercultural competence can be learned, but does not develop by itself and requires above all the willingness of the entire organisation as well as sufficient time resources.

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Evelyne Gusenbauer, nascida em 1978, é professora do ensino básico e trabalha com crianças e adolescentes há 20 anos. É mãe de dois filhos e vive em Linz.

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Authors Evelyne Gusenbauer
Publisher Our Knowledge Publishing
 
Languages English
Product format Paperback / Softback
Released 09.11.2023
 
EAN 9786206655060
ISBN 9786206655060
No. of pages 64
Subject Humanities, art, music > Education > Social education, social work

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