
Problematizing notions of mobility and interculturality, this conceptual paper takes up the example of use of virtual reality in langauge teacher education pointing to divides between lived and virtual experience that currently trouble theory and practice of interculturality in teacher education but which could become a more generative tension.
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Erin Kearney is an Associate Professor, educational linguist, classroom-based researcher and teacher educator, whose research focuses on interculturality in modern language classrooms (preK to university) and preparing language educators for engaging interculturality through their professional practice.