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values, and needs present in the culture of its speakers. It is also known that the students, who are in need of developing cultural awareness and cultural sensitiveness, are normally those who are least disposed toward these goals. Teacher’s task is to make students aware of cultural differences, not pass value judgements on these differences.
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