Student Culture
How we behave is often a result of this.
What is age?
You must value this in order to be an authentic teacher.
What is the culture of your students?
The four language differences are.
What is accents, bilingualism, sign language, and dialects.
Fill in the blank:
Relationships among teachers and students determine the ________ of education.
What is quality.
The type of classroom grouping that is most helpful in improving academic achievement among students from diverse backgrounds.
What is heterogeneous.
What is millennials or the "me" generation?
Two things you can relate your teaching to in order to make it more meaningful to your students.
What are their own experiences and their prior knowledge?
The three types of voices that multicultural teachers seek, listen to and incorporate.
What are voices of students, their families and communities?
In the multicultural classroom, it is recommended that teachers show these three attributes.
What are respect, trust and fairness.
The group of students that suffer the most from tracking practices.
What is low-ability groups.
Three of the four aspects that impact today's students.
What are poverty, prejudice, child abuse or obesity?
The recipe for how to respond to students from different cultures.
What is "there is no recipe." Get to know your students as unique individuals.
Teachers should do this to avoid misinterpreting students' nonverbal communication.
What is research nonverbal communication.
The belief that one's culture is superior to other cultures.
What is ethnocentrism.
Caring teachers never accept this from students.
What is academic failure.
Eight forms of diversity commonly found in U.S. society.
What are ethnicity, race, culture, language, class background, gender/sexual orientation, exceptionality, and religion.
Educators must confront barriers to help students access their education. Name three.
Possible answers:
What are poverty, special needs, cultural differences, language, and prejudices.
Name 4 ways diverse populations suggest that teachers get and keep students motivated.
Possible answers:
What are. . .
be passionate, connect with issues students care about outside of school, give students choices on things that matter, make sure students understand, respond with interest, care about student progress, help students succeed, show pride in students' good work, provide inspiring role models
Three of the five components used in determining a person's socioeconomic status (ses).
What are education, income, occupation, wealth, or power.
A term used in the teaching profession to refer to a moment of sudden insight or discovery which allows the correction of myths or misperceptions students have about people, content, or ideas.
What are "teachable moments" or aha moments.
Teachers can learn to stop judging, comparing, assuming, and stereotyping, and unlearn biases by doing this.
What is practicing cultural relativism.
CRT stands for this.
What is culturally responsive teaching.
The definition of an ethnic group.
A group of people who are from the same country of origin and share the same culture/language.
Two essential attributes to be an effective culturally responsive teacher.
What are high expectations and caring?
Teachers need to be willing to facilitate dialogue on these topics.
What are stereotypes and prejudices/biases.