respectively, determines us
to share this experience with other specialists in education. Starting from the main objective of intercultural
education, which is training people to grasp, accept, respect and experiment with „otherness”, the aim of training
teachers, students and other educational actors in this spirit is bridging the gap between communicating with the
„other” and expressing „otherness”. We believe that otherness is the solution for fruitful cooperation, an opportunity
to learn how to live well in society, an opportunity to raise people’s awareness about themselves, about their own
identity. The intercultural approach we propose for pre-service and in-service teacher training and development
implies a new, integrative, question and answer methodology, finding solutions drawing on the newly suggested
paradigms of trans-disciplinary education with the aim of seeing yourself in the „other”.