英文摘要 |
This paper introduces a case study on ''intercultural communication'' conducted at a Korean university from the perspective of SDGs Goal 4 ( Quality Education) , with the aim of achieving sustainable Japanese language education, and discusses its content and significance. Intercultural communication is important in the sense that we acquire the necessary knowledge and culture as a global citizen in this global society and multicultural age. We also confirmed the importance of communication between students, especially cooperation with international students, in promoting cross-cultural exchange. As a way to practice intercultural communication, it is desirable to strengthen PBL classes based on the ''project/problem-solving type''. In order to respond to the declining birthrate and globalization in East Asian countries such as South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, it is necessary to have the ability to discover and solve problems independently and cooperatively. In order to do so, he advocated the need to incorporate the ideas of ''active learning'' and ''creative learning'' and switch to student-centered classes. Finally, for sustainable Japanese language education, it is important not only to use Japanese to communicate, but also to think about what kind of problems we can solve and contribute to society by learning Japanese. |