Stepping Outside the American Study Abroad Bubble and Into a Spanish University Classroom
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https://doi.org/10.32674/jcihe.v11iWinter.1487Abstract
The graduate research is an ethnographic study of the experiences of Study Abroad students from US universites in Spanish university classrooms. The purpose is to understand how they perceive and adapt to the social and academic culture of the host institution from their point of view. The results highlight various personal and structural factors that facilitate or prevent a students' adaptation.
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