
Today’s teaching of German as foreign language (DaF) goes beyond working on language skills to the acquisition of intercultural competence. This competence is now considered as one of the strategic learning activities in connection with the importance of regional studies and culture, which can deliver a cultural image of the target language country when learning a foreign language. Meanwhile there is still indecision about using methods and strategies to acquire intercultural competence in Algerian DaF courses, which raises the question of the availability of appropriate strategies for intercultural training. In this context, this article presents intercultural training methods such as Culture Assimilator and its tasks such as Critical Incidents in a learning scenario, which can optimize the intercultural competence of Algerian German as foreign language students.
Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar, P101-410, intercultural training, algerian dafstudents, culture assimilator, German as foreign language teaching (DaF), intercultural competence, Algerian DaF students, intercultural training, Culture Assimilator, P1-1091, intercultural competence, Philology. Linguistics, german as foreign language teaching (daf)
Language. Linguistic theory. Comparative grammar, P101-410, intercultural training, algerian dafstudents, culture assimilator, German as foreign language teaching (DaF), intercultural competence, Algerian DaF students, intercultural training, Culture Assimilator, P1-1091, intercultural competence, Philology. Linguistics, german as foreign language teaching (daf)
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