DEVELOPMENT OF INTERCULTURAL COMPETENCE: A BIBLIOGRAPHIC REVIEW
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Abstract
The aim of this bibliographical review is to identify what intercultural competence is based on in the formal educational field, since we cannot educate in interculturality without having some basic and essential notions that are established through intercultural competence. This bibliographical review opens the doors to critical thinking and reflection on the cultural diversity present in our society and which needs to be addressed in the classroom. A transversal theme like many others that increasingly needs to make its way into teaching, to show that coexistence is nothing more than being aware of the different points of view of others and seeing difference as something enriching, which allows us to see beyond our horizon. Therefore, throughout this review it will be made special emphasis on what we understand by interculturality and multiculturality at the national level, and a synthesis will also be made of the ideal educational models for educating in interculturality. Based on these premises, this review will focus on both initial and permanent teacher training in interculturality; an essential point in the acquisition of intercultural competence.