Ethnographic Inquiry: Reframing the Learning Core of Education Abroad

Abstract

This article seeks to reexamine the student experience in education abroad today and will propose the integration of ethnographic inquiry into education abroad programming, not as a supplemental program component, but as a paradigm through which we can engage students in meaningful cultural learning and exploration.

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