How an individual blends one's own cultural beliefs and practices with the dominant beliefs and practices of society
What is acculturation?
100
Three domains of cultural competency.
What are Self-awareness of one's bias and values, Awareness of child/adolescent's world view, and knowledge about culturally appropriate interventions and strategies?
100
A section of a civil rights law which gives reasonable educational modifications to all with a physical or mental impairment in any site that receives federal funds.
What is Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?
200
outcome/result of a behavior
What is Consequence?
200
Another characteristic of resiliency, found in every model
What are good problem-solving skills?
200
Children recognize that their ethnicity remains over time and place.
What is ethnic constancy?
200
Arranging an office to contain a variety of art/artifacts from cultures represented in the school population
What is one way of welcoming the multicultural community into the school building?
200
Federal law which ensures a free and appropriate education for students with a disability.
What is The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act?
300
Observations made over a period of at least three times so that one might develop well-written objectives
What is baseline data?
300
the ability to bounce back after trauma, adversity, and/or any misfortune
What is resiliency?
300
Ethnic self-identity
What is the first step in identity formation?
300
Learning a language other than one's own primary language
What is a way to build rapport with different cultures within a school?
300
3-21
What is the age range of exceptional children who are guaranteed educational rights in a public school?
400
Three essential components of the process of developing a good behavior contract
What are identifying the target behavior, introducing and explaining a behavior contract with child/adolescent, and all stakeholders developing the contract together?
400
An outcome of resiliency
What is higher academic success?
400
Rejecting dominant culture and retaining one's culture of origin
What is separation?
400
Professionals assessing themselves and developing a plan of action
What is the first step in becoming more culturally competent?
400
By providing direct counseling services for children/adolescents and consultation services for teachers and parents
How are helping professionals an asset to IDEA and 504 students?
500
Necessary components of a well-written behavior contract.
What are names of those involved, the terms of the agreement (if/then clause, including target behavior and reward), timeframe (beginning and ending dates), signatures, and date of signing?
500
Three other meaningful characteristics found in school and youth models
What are good communication skills, positive peer relationships, and determination to succeed?
500
When a child has the ability to develop feelings and preferences by expressing emotions related to one's own ethnic group.
When is a healthy racial and cultural identity completely formed?
500
The nine category Multicultural Position Statement
What is a statement of policy that the American School Counselors Association has developed to insure that schools effectively address multicultural concerns?
500
Six common areas of need in children/adolescents
What are divorce, adoption, abuse/dependency, severe illness, death/grief, blended or step families, GLBTY, eating disorders, non-traditional families and/or terrorism?