Definitions
Paradigm is
What is the depiction of how relationships should operate or explain how certain aspects of territory work.
A loss of job, illness, or divorce result in
What is Situational Poverty?
Imposing one set of cultural values over others
What is cultural hegemony?
Two parties that educate the child
What are parents and teachers?
The top of Maslow's Hierarchy
What is self-actualization?
A system in which the talented are chosen and moved ahead on the basis of their achievement
What is Meritocracy?
Lack of confidence, unhappy experiences, transportation are barriers to
What is collaborative relationship?
The way people view people or nature that are dissimilar and separated, devalued
What is Culturally Marginalized?
Social and linguistic practices, historical bodies of knowledge, home and communities are
What are Fundamentals of Knowledge?
Symbol for "extroverted" in the Jung Assessment
What is E?
A social philosophy advocating the removal of inequities among people
What is egalitarianism?
What is generational poverty?
The awareness of cultural differences, then recognizing that the way we act and what we believe can be different than how other people act or what they believe.
What is cultural reciprocity?
Three roles that impact educational achievement
What is self-esteem, behavior, and nutrition.
Retaining own beliefs and practices while assuming the cultural norms of a new culture
What is Acculturation?
90-100% nonwhite students not exposed to mainstream culture
What is hyper-segregation?
Living off of $2/day or less
What is extreme poverty?
Level of cultural awareness that has embedded values and beliefs that define who we are and is what makes us unique
What is Subtle Cultural Awareness?
Lack teachers of diversity because
What are more opportunities in other professions?
What is turnover low for teachers who starts 20+ years ago?
What is cut in funds for fellowships and grants?
What are large racial gaps at high school graduation rates?
Macro-system bias affects families of low income
What is Monoculturism?
Being independent, employed with postsecondary education, and living on your own.
What is individualistic.
Impact on memory skills, language development, having 1.3x more developmental delays and learning disabilities are affects of
What are affects of income on achievement?
The knowledge used to problem solve and acknowledge social realities and become an advocate for education of all cultures
A lack of respect, lagging salary levels, and long hours with difficult working conditions are reasons why
What are teachers leaving the profession?
Comer School Development Program, Child development project, and FAST are
What is Teacher-Parent Partnerships?