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Generalisations and Stereotypes: How culturally adept are you?


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Generalisations and Stereotypes: How culturally adept are you? #31 (permalink) Tue Oct 09, 2007 23:47 pm   Generalisations and Stereotypes: How culturally adept are you?		  
We can work on #2, but 1 and 4 are/would be tough to conquer.

#3 -- physical limitations -- I'm not sure about. Can we teach people to pronounce things correctly even when it seems hopeless? I suppose that would depend on the skill of the teacher and the willingness of the student to practice.
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