question archive ATTENTION-I ONLY INTEND ON USING AS AN EXAMPLE NOT AS MY OWN Material- five Mcfarland USA film Directions: Use plenty of examples from the film to support your answers to the following questions
ATTENTION-I ONLY INTEND ON USING AS AN EXAMPLE NOT AS MY OWN Material- five Mcfarland USA film Directions: Use plenty of examples from the film to support your answers to the following questions
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ATTENTION-I ONLY INTEND ON USING AS AN EXAMPLE NOT AS MY OWN
Material- five Mcfarland USA film
Directions: Use plenty of examples from the film to support your answers to the following questions. Additionally, I am looking to see how you apply concepts from your textbook in your writing, so use specific terms/concepts from your textbook in each of your answers. I will accept longer responses for this reflection.
Note)You are to identify and explain a minimum of four intercultural encounters (in responding to the two questions below) and use at least four terms/concepts from your textbook in explaining these encounters. Tip: For each example you provide, identify each scene and the characters involved, and then explain your analysis of the intercultural encounter using terms/concepts from your textbook. Additionally, for each example, explain how the relationships in this film could be improved.
1)What did you learn about the Hispanic culture of the young cross country runners? Discuss their traditions, verbal communication, nonverbal communication, and their relationships with each other and with their families. When you write, use depth in your explanations.
2. What obstacles did Coach Jim White (played by Kevin Costner) have to overcome to be an effective coach for this particular group of young boys? You can discuss cultural differences, culture shock, economic conditions, social-economic status, self-esteem/self-concept, relational dialectics, etc. What did Coach Jim White need to do to "become" a part of this new community
