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E-raamat: Exchange Student Survival Kit: Advice for your International Exchange Experience

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 11-Nov-2021
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  • ISBN-13: 9781529380361
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  • Kirjastus: John Murray Business
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FOR STUDENTS GOING ABROAD, THE EXCHANGE STUDENT SURVIVAL KIT IS THE FIRST THING TO PACK! Study abroad has never been so popular. Students embarking on life-changing adventures need tried-and-true advice. Since 1993, THE EXCHANGE STUDENT SURVIVAL KIT has been the essential guide for young people traveling abroad, helping them better understand the unique experience of international exchange programs. More importantly, it shows students how to avoid many common misunderstandings and problems that can occur in the course of their adjustment to a new culture, a new family, a new school and a new community.



Based on her years of research and professional involvement with AFS Intercultural Programs, Dr. Hansel has filled the book with examples taken from the experiences of dozens of exchange students from a broad spectrum of cultures. This much-awaited new edition includes

* New communications technology as it affects the experience: e-mail, instant messaging, cell phones, online games and blogs and information searches. * Important advice on personal safety and pressing concerns for parents and students in light of war, terrorism and crime. * Changes in society and family life that affect travelers: fast food replacing family meals, a new emphasis on religious beliefs, consumerism and globalism.

Now fully updated for the 21st Century THE EXCHANGE STUDENT SURVIVAL KIT supports young people who plan to become exchange students or who are already on such a program, showing how to manage the unexpected "culture shock" and deal with the specific issues that emerge when immersing yourself in an unfamiliar culture.

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Studying abroad is an opportunity for discovering yourself, and for finding your place in the world community as never before. In my work with students, I have heard thousands of dreams and fears about what the overseas experience might bring. But inevitably, it was the unimagined dream, the adventure that money could not buy, that proved to be the most fascinating aspect of the sojourn. The Exchange Student Survival Kit has been written with you, and that adventure, in mind. Sometimes people feel that too much reading will spoil the novelty of the experience, as if the new culture we will live in has such limited things to offer that we can master all of it by reading a few books. We might rather think of the old saying "Luck prefers the prepared mind." As you ready yourself to make the most of your time abroad, remember that part of the investment in your own adventure is to be ready to fully experience it. And the collection of ideas in this fully updated and revised book is designed to facilitate that luck! -- Janet M. Bennett The Intercultural Communication Institute Portland, Oregon December 2020 I first read a borrowed copy of The Exchange Student Survival Kit in May 1994, just a few months before going on a high school exchange with AFS. As the year abroad progressed, I kept rereading the book, exploring the stories and lessons learned while connecting with my own experiences. I could not ask for a better guide to help me make sense of what I was going through and better understand the international experience's challenges and opportunities. The third edition has just caught up with technology and new developments, but Betsy's practical and valuable insights remain timeless. -- Lucas Welter, former AFS student and Chief Organizational Development and Strategy Officer for AFS Intercultural Programs Dr. Betsy Hansel's extraordinary book, The Exchange Student Survival Kit (second edition), is a must-read for anyone going overseas through a high school exchange program. Her advice and down-to-earth examples give the prospective exchangee an excellent foundation for developing deeper intercultural insights and skills. From pre-departure to return, this book will greatly help a young person to navigate the often ambiguous waters of cultural differences. -- Mitchell R. Hammer, PhD, President, Hammer Consulting, LLC The Exchange Student Survival Kit is a wise and exceptionally practical guide that belongs in the hands of every study abroad student contemplating a home stay. When it comes to understanding both the pitfalls and pleasures of an international home stay, there is no better source of advice for both the students and their hosts. -- Bruce La Brack, professor of Anthropology and International Studies, University of the Pacific I will never forget my first hot August day in Kansas City! My American family greeted me, their just arrived Italian AFS exchange student, at the bus stop with a loaf of 'Italian garlic bread': I had never seen one before! In this book, Dr. Betsy Hansel goes straight to the essence of culture shock-different views, different values, different perceptions, different worlds to compare as a student abroad. She shows us the wonderful and painful process to become an open-minded citizen of the world. The Exchange Student Survival Kit will be of tremendous help for everyone involved in the exchange student field and, by extension, everybody who deals with cross-cultural differences. -- Dr. Mietta Rodeschini Denti, President, Rotary Club Bergamo, Ovest, Italy

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
PART I ON BEING AN EXCHANGE STUDENT
1(76)
Chapter 1 What Does It Mean to Be an Exchange Student?
7(10)
Is This Experience for Me?
8(1)
The Selection Process
9(1)
Your Role in the Family
10(4)
Your Role in the Community
14(3)
Chapter 2 What Does the Host Family Offer?
17(7)
Lifestyle Sharing
19(2)
Support and Advice
21(3)
Chapter 3 Cultural Baggage: Beyond the Customs Counter
24(8)
Chapter 4 What You Need to Know about Culture
32(9)
What Is Your Cultural Context?
33(2)
Practicing Empathy
35(6)
Chapter 5 Cross-Cultural Challenges for the Host Family
41(4)
Chapter 6 Feeling Secure in a New Country
45(8)
Unwanted Affection from Someone You Know
46(4)
Natural Disasters
50(1)
When the News Worries You
51(2)
Chapter 7 Connections Back Home
53(7)
Good Ways to Use Technology While Abroad
55(1)
Managing Your Online Time
56(4)
Chapter 8 The Adjustment Cycle
60(17)
Preparation
61(2)
Arrival Excitement and Fatigue
63(1)
Homesickness
64(1)
Settling In
65(1)
Deepening the Relationship
66(1)
Culture Shock
67(7)
The Holidays
74(1)
Culture Learning
74(1)
The Last Weeks
75(2)
PART II GUIDELINES AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE EXCHANGE STUDENT
77(74)
Chapter 9 Stage
0. Preparing to Go Abroad
79(8)
Feeling Excited, Feeling Nervous
80(1)
Preparations
81(6)
Chapter 10 Stage
1. Arrival
87(7)
Customs and Immigration
88(1)
Meeting Your Hosts
88(1)
Exhaustion and Jet Lag
89(1)
Health and Cleanliness
90(1)
Food and Diet
91(2)
Relax!
93(1)
Chapter 11 Stage
2. Settling In
94(7)
Adjusting Your Expectations
95(3)
Fitting In
98(2)
Your Host Family Adjusts to You
100(1)
Adjusting to School
101(1)
Chapter 12 Stage
3. Deepening the Relationship
101(9)
Rules, Spoken and Unspoken
103(3)
Sharing Your Culture
106(1)
Host Brothers, Host Sisters, and Friends
107(3)
Chapter 13 Stage
4. Culture Shock
110(8)
Chapter 14 Stage
5. The Holidays
118(5)
Chapter 15 Stage
6. Culture Learning
123(10)
What You Have Learned
124(2)
Friends Are Important
126(1)
Feeling at Home with the Family
127(3)
Other Challenges
130(3)
Chapter 16 Stage
7. The Last Weeks
133(8)
Chapter 17 Stage
8. Readjustment
141(6)
Chapter 18 Postscript--Special Issues and Concerns
147(4)
Changing Host Families
147(2)
Shorter Exchange Programs
149(2)
Appendix: What You Should Expect From An Exchange Program 151(4)
Index 155
Bettina Hansel is the former Head of Research & Evaluation at AFS International, based in New York City. AFS is a leader in intercultural learning and offers international exchange programs in over 50 countries around the world through independent, not-for-profit AFS organizations. More than 11,000 students, young adults and teachers participate in AFS programs each year.