This three-hour course is designed to help develop the skills of critical thinking of meaningful engagement with a variety of IEFA novels. These books provide insights into different societies, traditions, and ways of life. They offer a window into the experiences and perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds. By reading cultural books, you can develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for different cultures, foster empathy and promote intercultural dialogue. The course will provide

This three-hour course is designed to help develop the skills of critical thinking of meaningful engagement with a variety of IEFA novels. These books provide insights into different societies, traditions, and ways of life. They offer a window into the experiences and perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds. By reading cultural books, you can develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for different cultures, foster empathy and promote intercultural dialogue. The course will provide the tools and skills to think critically about the world, cultures, cultural products and landscapes you navigate while preparing to teach these novels. Teachers will leave with the confidence and tools that will help students open their eyes to new ideas and allow them to view the world through different perspectives while meeting their IEFA requirements. Specific novels discussed include: Marrow Thieves; There, THere; Firekeepers Daughter; Absolutely True Diary of a Part time Indian.