Barbara Gross is a researcher and lecturer at the Faculty of Education at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy. Her current research primarily focuses on linguistic and cultural diversity in educational settings. Her work delves into how these elements shape pedagogical practices and student outcomes, aiming to foster more inclusive and effective learning environments.
The story revolves around a CEO who finds himself unexpectedly falling for a baker, despite being married. As he navigates the complexities of his feelings, the baker is determined to avoid becoming the other woman. Their relationship faces significant challenges, yet the CEO is resolute in his pursuit, driven by the undeniable connection they share. The narrative explores themes of love, loyalty, and the struggle between desire and moral boundaries.
A Mixed Methods Research in a European Border Region
Focusing on multilingual and intercultural education, this book explores the sociolinguistic and sociocultural dimensions of further language learning. It addresses the complexities and nuances of language acquisition in diverse contexts, highlighting the importance of understanding cultural backgrounds and social interactions in the learning process. Through interdisciplinary insights, it aims to enhance the educational experience for learners in varied linguistic environments.