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Cultural Diversity📖 Reading Text
Cultural Diversity
Cultural diversity refers to the variety of human cultures around the world. It includes differences in language, traditions, art, music, and values. In today's globalized world, cultural diversity is more important than ever.
Each culture has its own unique identity. For example, Moroccan culture is known for its rich traditions, delicious cuisine, and warm hospitality. Similarly, Japanese culture is famous for its art, technology, and respect for tradition.
Cultural diversity brings many benefits. It allows us to learn from each other, understand different perspectives, and appreciate the beauty of human expression. By embracing cultural diversity, we can build a more peaceful and inclusive world.
Answer the questions
1. What does cultural diversity include?
2. What is Moroccan culture known for?
3. What are the benefits of cultural diversity?
Culture — Reading workshop
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At a cultural exchange, students described music, food and family customs from different regions of Morocco. Instead of presenting one custom as the only authentic way to live, they compared experiences. A visitor asked why the same celebration could take different forms. Students explained that practices change between families, places and generations. They also noted that learning about another culture does not require abandoning one’s own identity. Respectful questions helped the group discover both shared values and meaningful differences.
Practise and explain your answer
01Why did students compare different experiences?
02Give a suitable title and explain it.
03Identify one cause and one consequence in the passage.
04Do you agree with the main lesson of this passage? Give a reason.
MathMaroc · Guided practice
Culture: compare without stereotyping
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At a cultural exchange, students described music, food and family customs from different regions of Morocco. Instead of presenting one custom as the only authentic way to live, they compared experiences. A visitor asked why the same celebration could take different forms. Students explained that practices change between families, places and generations. They also noted that learning about another culture does not require abandoning one’s own identity. Respectful questions helped the group discover both shared values and meaningful differences.