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Teacher Alice (left) works on a
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S P R I N G ' S
S T U D E N T S |
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At Spring, you can make friends
from all over the world....
In 2011, you'll meet
students from: Saudi Arabia,
Libya, South Korea, Taiwan,
Colombia, Japan, Germany,
Argentina, China, Peru,
Qatar, Indonesia, Russia,
Kazakhstan, Chile,
Mauritania, Iraq, UAE,
Thailand, Vietnam,
Switzerland, Spain,
Kyrgyzstan, Guatemala,
Italy, Turkey, Kuwait,
Mexico, Iran, Congo, Israel,
Venezuela, Angola, Ecuador,
and other countries too.
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You may also meet: a group
of nursing students from
Japan, high school students
from Switzerland, a group of
government executives from
South Korea, or teacher
groups visiting from Mexico
and China.
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Part of Spring's mission is
"cross-cultural education",
which means our students
learn about each other's
cultures and customs,
holidays and festivals,
foods and fashions, values
and beliefs. Being at
Spring helps students,
faculty, host families,
teacher trainees, and guests
to gain more knowledge of
different countries, a
greater appreciation of
different cultures, and a
greater tolerance for
varying customs, religions,
and values.
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