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New Experience for Some San Diego Schools Students and Their Teachers

This July, Annie Santana, a Spanish teacher
at Mission Bay High School, part of the SanSantana chose Chile, because it is more
Diego schools, departed the city and headedeconomically stable than other Latin American
for the island of Robinson Crusoe, Chile. Incountries. To prepare for her trip to Chile,
the seventh year of her career, Santanashe read the "House of Spirits", by Chilean
joined the Fulbright teacher exchangeauthor Isabel Allende. The book aptly
program.portrays the culture in Chile, which is
largely influenced by the many German
For one year, Santana will teach English as aimmigrants  over  the  years.
second language at a Chilean school on the
island; but her students will not be losingBefore leaving in July, Santana remarked of
her. A Chilean teacher will be replacingher interest in experiencing the differences
Santana at Mission Bay. While both teachersbetween the cultures of the U.S. and Chile.
are immersing themselves into their newShe also was excited to see how Chile differs
cultures, the students in both countries alsofrom other Latin American cultures, of which
will be exposed through their teachers to ashe is familiar from her own Mexican
new  cultural experience and another country.heritage. She also was looking forward to
seeing how school operations differ from the
Both teachers will have many challenges toSan Diego schools, as well as societal norms
face, since there are many differencesand  the  general  day-to-day  routines.
between the cultures. Chilean classrooms, for
example, are smaller in size than those inOther differences that Santana and her
the San Diego schools. The culture-drivenstudents back in the San Diego schools will
relationships between teacher and student areexperience are the Chilean customs and the
much  closer  in  Chile,  as  well.difference between the Spanish known and
taught by Santana and Chilean Spanish, which
Santana initiated the contact with thehas a different accent, slang and word usage.
Fulbright teacher exchange program. She
believed that she was ready to advance to theSantana is scheduled to return to the United
next level of cross-cultural experiences byStates and the San Diego schools in July
teaching abroad. Santana thoroughly2007. Until then, she plans to communicate
researched the available options. Many didwith her family, friends, the Chilean
not meet her needs, since she would have toteacher, and her San Diego schools' students
give up her teaching position with the Sanby way of the Internet. She wants everyone,
Diego schools. The Fulbright program best fitespecially her San Diego schools' students,
her needs, since the exchange is only for oneto enjoy her adventure with her. It is a
year and an exchange teacher will take hergreat opportunity for them to experience life
place, allowing her to retain her positionoutside San Diego.
with  the  San  Diego  schools.



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