Aliens
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ISBN: DVDALIENS
Aliens: Being a Foreign Student (2001)
filmed by Iga Czarnawska
produced by International Office, Darthmouth College
DVD or PAL - 35 min. More details...
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Product Details
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Why do Americans ask you how you are, then not wait to hear the answer?
Filmed at Dartmouth College and made from interviews with Dartmouth International students, The Aliens: Being a Foreign Student shares the experiences of all international university students during their first months in the U.S. The DVD features excerpts from extensive interviews with six students from Trinidad/Tobago, Kenya, Singapore, Poland, India, and India/Singapore, revealing the questions all international students studying in the US have: - Why are American first-year college students unsure about what they want to study? What is a "liberal education"?
- How can I make sense of American insistence on student professor interaction, cumulative testing, high-tech everything, and dropping or adding courses all the time?
- Why do Americans seem so friendly yet so difficult to get close to?
- Why are Americans so ignorant about the rest of the planet?
- Must I always be an "ambassador" of my country? And why can't I just be myself?
Allowing foreign exchange students a glimpse into what it’s like in the US, The Aliens is a great resource for anyone studying abroad Stateside.
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