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Cross-Cultural Communication In Teaching Romanian As A Foreign Language

Table 1: Questionnaire on students’ perception about the Romanian culture and civilization course

Questionnaire about students’ perception of Romanian culture and civilization course
Can you please mention your age
Country of origin
What are you currently studying at the University of Pitesti?
What did you know about Romania before coming here?
From whom/where have you found most information about Romania?
What was your favourite topic of the Romanian culture and civilization course?
What was the most uninteresting topic of the Romanian culture and civilization course?
Can you mention something similar to your culture in Romanian culture?
Name something which is very different from the culture in your country
What methods are used in the classroom for the course? (lecturing, expository text, videos, pictures, music, collaborative learning, others)
What methods are used in the classroom for the seminar? (debates, reading, essays, others)
Can you mention the main weakness of the course?
Can you mention the main strength of the course?
What other information would you like to get as compared to the information offered by the course?
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