contextualisation

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{i} act or process of putting a word or a phrase in context; process of placing an idea or activity within an appropriate context (also contextualization)
contextualization
the act or process of putting information into context; making sense of information from the situation or location in which the information was found
contextualization
(1) "the efforts of formulating, presenting and practicing the Christian faith in such a way that is relevant to the cultural context of the target group in terms of conceptualization, expression and application; yet maintaining theological coherence, biblical integrity and theoretical consistency" (Wan 1999, 13); (2) "cross-cultural communication of biblical truth that searches for valuable and adequate compartments in other religious and philosophical systems in order to explain biblical truth to the addressees in a specific culture so that they eventually internalize it into their thought system" (Bachor 1999)
contextualization
{i} act or process of putting a word or a phrase in context; process of placing an idea or activity within an appropriate context (also contextualisation)
contextualization
the process whereby the Christian message is made relevant and meaningful in a given culture or context
contextualization
Putting the truths of God into the context of the local culture This involves seeing how one's own culture colors your understanding of biblical truths, and then taking the universal truths and applying it in another culture
contextualization
Placing the target language in a realistic setting, so as to be meaningful to thestudent
contextualization
Anchoring questions in the lives of learners and creating them to deal with important, real-world questions