Retrieval: Vocabulary and Interview about Social Media and Culture

Match the words with their definitions or translations.

1. Inquire → preguntar, indagar. To ask for information.
2. Knowledge → conocimiento. Information and understanding acquired through experience or education.
3. Typical dish → platillo típico. A traditional food from a region or country.
4. Schedule → horario, programa. A plan that shows times for activities.
5. Draft → borrador. A first version of a written work.
6. Gather → reunir, recopilar. To collect information or things.
7. Cardstock → cartulina. Thick, stiff paper used for crafts.

Read the text and answer: What is interculturalism according to the text?

1. The text says people get in touch with other cultures through songs, videos, pictures, video games, traditional dishes, and the work of artists and influencers.
2. It states: "The interculturalism phenomenon comes from appropriating the previously mentioned cultural and artistic manifestations."
3. Therefore, interculturalism is the process of adopting and making one's own the cultural and artistic expressions from other cultures.

Interview an adult from your community about how they learned about other cultures.

1. Choose an adult and explain the purpose of the interview.
2. Use the questions on the following page (or add your own) to guide the conversation.
3. Write the answers in your notebook.
4. Possible questions: How did you learn about other cultures when you were young? Did you use the internet or social media? What traditional dishes, songs, or artists did you know from other countries?
5. Sample answer from an adult: "When I was young, I learned about other cultures through books, radio, and television. I didn't have internet, but I listened to music from other countries and tried typical dishes at local fairs."

Respuesta orientativa: The interview should show how previous generations learned about other cultures without internet, mainly through traditional media, books, and personal contact.