Help Your Students Build Cross-Cultural Competencies in as Little as One Hour 

In today's interconnected world, cultural agility—the ability to interact comfortably and effectively with people from different cultures, whether virtually or in person—has become a crucial skill. However, research indicates that only about 20% of students possess this essential capability. This gap presents a significant challenge for educators preparing students to thrive in a globalized environment. Students who are culturally agile have adaptability (named by LinkedIn as one of the most in-demand skills) and are better equipped to communicate, collaborate, and build meaningful relationships with individuals from diverse backgrounds. These skills are not only vital for personal development but also highly valued by employers seeking to build inclusive and effective teams.