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You're readingUnderstanding other Cultures by: Dominique Goh, originally posted on Dominique's Desk. If you have enjoyed this post, feel free to follow me on Twitter, or Facebook Photo by Flickr Living in a multiracial country the boys are lucky to be exposed to many different cultures. For those who do not know much about Singapore &#8230; </p><p><a class="more-link block-button" href="http://dominiquegoh.com/2008/11/understanding-other-cultures/">Continue reading &#187;</a></p><p>© 2008-2011 <a href="http://dominiquegoh.com"></a> | All rights reserved - This feed is provided for the convenience of Dominique's Desk subscribers. Any reproduction of the content within this feed is strictly prohibited. If you are reading this content elsewhere, please contact admin@dominiquegoh.com to let us know. Thanks.</p>]]></description>
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<p>Living in a multiracial country the boys are lucky to be exposed to many different cultures. For those who do not know much about Singapore let me give you a brief introduction to our demographics.</p>
<p>Our small island has a population of 4.8Million(based on Yr 2008 statistics) The main 3 races are Chinese, Malay and Indians. Every day we interact with many different people of different races and religion.</p>
<p>I feel that it is very important that my boys get an introduction to the various different races/ cultures.  It is important to know the differences and sensitivities of the different cultures so one does not unintentionally offend someone from a different culture. By knowing more about others culture one will be more tolerant and understanding of others and grasp a deeper understanding of ones own culture.</p>
<p>To expose the boys to the various cultures we send them to an &#8221; international&#8221; pre-school. The students in their pre-school are a mixture of  Chinese, Malay, Indian, Russian, French, Japanese, African and German. It is a real melting pot of different cultures. Ryan&#8217;s best friend is a  South African french speaking boy.</p>
<p>How are you exposing your children to other cultures?</p>
<p>[Twittermoms, in collaboration  with <a href="http://www.globalwonders.com/" target="_blank">Global Wonders</a> are conducting a Cultural Kaleidoscope Blogging Contest. Do head over to the site to find out more information.] </p>
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