Some parents may worry about cultural dilution or community pressure. Schools can host informational sessions explaining the benefits of intercultural friendships and showcasing positive student outcomes.
Discussions around conflict or religion can spark strong emotions. Establishing clear guidelines—such as “live and let live” agreements—helps maintain focus on empathy and understanding.
One-off events spark interest, but lasting bonds require consistent effort. Schools should embed intercultural activities into annual calendars, ensuring every cohort benefits.
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