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Education without borders: The intereducational partnership program

Globalisation, from the humanistic perspective, should cultivate collaborative interaction, cultural understanding and mutual respect. This is the spirit underlying the existence of a number of world humanitarian organisations such as the Red Cross, UNICEF, and Médecins Sans Frontières. In education, globalisation opens many gates for students and academics of different countries to interact; particularly with the growing power of computer technologies, the spirit of education ‘sans frontiers’ has emerged so that the virtual world co-exists with the real world. However, global education can be contaminated by profit-driven agenda particularly when internalisation of education is primarily viewed as an industry. Heavy emphasis is placed on reputation building, profit making, and power control. Ironically it still operates on the pretext that the world is a global village where some privileged villagers are more valued than others. The quality of life is not just about goods and services, but fundamentally it is about mindfulness.

We are pleased to mount the Inter-educational Partnership Program to encourage universities (or faculties/school/department) to sponsor a disadvantaged school in a developing country. It is based on the principle of global engagement, meaningful interaction and inter-educational sharing and social empowerment.

The sponsorship may include the following actions:

• Sharing educational resources such as learning materials, facility improvement, sharing expertise to local problem solving and quality improvement of education;
• Giving awards to an outstanding achievement of a school;
• Providing small awards or scholarships to school children with outstanding academic achievement;
• Donating money to schools whose facilities have been suddenly damaged by natural disasters.
  

AMII will not be directly involved in the Program. It may help with creating a contact with the two partners (e.g. your faculty with a school in a developing country). AMII will devote a section of its website to publicising those institutions engaged in this Program and occasionally share the narratives of their achievements.

Multicultural Interaction in Academic Writing

Academic writing is one of the most popular and effective means of sharing scientific thought among students and instructors. In a rapidly changing world, where communities from all parts of the globe, like college essay writing services are interconnected, and young researchers and students travel all over the world to share their knowledge and experience, we cannot overlook the importance of cultural diversity in the classroom. Therefore, we at the Australian Multicultural Interaction Institute strive to promote multicultural education and contribute to global collaboration. Below, we will tell you why we consider multicultural education our priority and why is literature so important in shaping flexible minds.

Benefits of multicultural education
• Spreading the progressive experience to less developed communities. Multicultural education allows professors and practitioners from all over the world to teach in any part of the globe. Thus, their up-to-date knowledge and experience helps other communities keep abreast of times;
• Helping young researchers and college students from all over the world to make use of the world’s best research facilities. On the other side, multicultural education provides the best students and aspiring researchers to travel to other countries, study at the world’s best universities, read multicultural books for high school and college, and then spread the word about their experience in their home countries;
• Rising new generations of open-minded and kind people. One of the most positive sides of multicultural education is the shaping of a new world society where people are more supportive, understanding, and creative;
• Decreasing the gap between the highly developed and developing countries is the main purpose. Finally, the goal of multicultural education is to make the world an equally developed place where all states are strong economies with equal opportunities for education, work, and personal growth for their citizens.

Importance of literature in society that strives for equality and diversity

Reading multicultural literature is the first step to understanding the diversity of the modern world. At the Australian Multicultural Interaction Institute, we work hard to create the largest e-library of multicultural handbooks and provide access to it to all educational establishments in Australia. Currently, we invite independent scientific writers to cooperate with us. You can be a journalist, a researcher, or an professional essay writer: it doesn’t matter as long as your professional interests correlate with our activities and objectives. Feel free to mail us your research papers on multicultural education, global understanding, and cultural diversity to add them to our e-library.