
Why a Multicultural Environment is Good for Students in Schools
It should come as no surprise that youngsters today are exposed to more foreign cultures than ever before, given how linked the globe is becoming. Students in multicultural settings exhibit noticeably more cognitive flexibility, empathy, and adaptability—skills that extend far beyond textbooks and tests, according to a new American Psychological Association research. Imagine a school where this kind of atmosphere is a deliberate component of the school’s concept rather than just a fortunate coincidence. The Manthan School, regarded by many…