Presentasi MPK Bahasa Inggris Culture

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Shock

Culture

among

Non-Jabodetabek

Students

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Presentation

What is culture shock?

Outline

culture shock?

What are the phases of

experiencing culture shock?

How do you feel when you’re

culture shock?

How do you cope with

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•An experience a person may have when one moves to a cultural

environment which is different from one’s own.

•The personal disorientation a person may feel when experiencing

an unfamiliar way of life due to immigration or a visit to a new country.

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The Honeymoon

P H A S E O N E

In moving to a new place, an individual might love the new food, the pace of life, and the

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The Negotiation

P H A S E T W O

After some time (usually around 3 months, depending on the individual), differences between the old and new culture become

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The Adjustment

P H A S E T H R E E

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The Adaption

P H A S E F O U R

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Stay grounded

H O W T O C O P E W I T H I T :

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Get active

H O W T O C O P E W I T H I T :

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Stay connected

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Challenge yourself

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Conclusion

Culture shock means you’re growing.

It’s tempting to stay within your

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There is wisdom in turning as

often as possible from the

familiar to the unfamiliar; it

keeps the mind nimble, it

kills prejudice, and it fosters

humour.

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References

UC Irvine. (2011).

Phases of Cultural Adjustment

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cie.uci.edu.

UKCISA. (2015).

Culture Shock

. ukcisa.org.uk.

University of Exeter. (2012).

Homesickness

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