Ce livre est le résultat d'une étude des attitudes des professeurs des collèges communautaires concernant leurs perceptions de l'importance de l'internationalisation du programme d'enseignement général et dans quelle mesure ces perceptions sont liées à leurs attitudes envers la mondialisation. L'étude a examiné dans quelle mesure les membres du corps professoral perçoivent qu'ils intègrent l'enseignement des compétences mondiales dans leurs cours et leurs perceptions du soutien administratif. Les données quantitatives ont été collectées à l'aide d'un instrument d'enquête en ligne envoyé aux membres du corps professoral de l'enseignement général enseignant dans les collèges communautaires de l'État de Floride. Les résultats ont montré que les répondants croyaient généralement que la mondialisation et l'internationalisation sont importantes; cependant, ils n'incorporaient pas de stratégies pédagogiques internationales à un niveau qui est corrélé à leurs attitudes à l'égard de la mondialisation et de l'internationalisation. Dans toutes les disciplines, il y avait une perception qu'il y avait un soutien administratif insuffisant pour leur permettre d'internationaliser le curriculum. L'étude a conclu que plus les professeurs avaient d'années d'expérience, plus ils étaient susceptibles d'intégrer des stratégies pédagogiques internationales.
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