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-The development of interpersonal competence among students means increasing of their abilities for a comprehensive personal and professional development Within the frames of traditional school children learn more about interpersonal relations during the breaks and leisure activities than during classes. The principal aim of the intercultural education is to promote and to develop the capacities of interaction and communication between pupils and the world that rounds them. If we don’t want to create impoverished uniformity in our schools based on segregation and elitism, the development of intercultural competence should be one of the main goals of all schools in today's society. The skills for constructive communication in diverse environments, expressing and understanding of different views, negotiating with ability to create trust and feeling of empathy are the core of this competence

Modern School, Basis for Development of Interpersonal and Intercultural Competence