INTERCULTURAL EDUCATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF TOLERANCES FOR DIFFERENCES

Abstract

This article examines the role of intercultural education and its impact on the development of tolerance for differences. In the context of an increasingly globalized world, where interaction between different cultures is inevitable, it is important to develop people's ability to understand and respect the differences of other cultures. Intercultural education is a system of knowledge, skills and values that enable a person to successfully dialogue and collaborate with representatives of other cultures, recognizing their uniqueness and value. This approach promotes tolerance by allowing people to see differences not as barriers but as opportunities for enrichment and cooperation. The article discusses methods and approaches to intercultural education, as well as their effectiveness in increasing tolerance in people. The obstacles and challenges faced in the process of developing tolerance are also discussed and recommendations are offered to overcome these problems. The study confirms the importance of intercultural education and the development of tolerance for successful functioning in a multicultural society and better interaction between different cultures.