Cultrual diversity
What are some cultural activities/ Club?
ASA, ADC, Latin, ASL, etc.
Students are asked to think about when they made a mistake, what are something's students may think of?
Make excuses, lie,make retribution, give up trying, etc.
How do routine's improve better environments?
It stimulate the brain.
What is it called when students work together to achieve a common goal?
Collabration
What is one way students adapt into new schools?
Icebreakers and clubs
Why does the school have two CEO's ( A White woman and a Black man)?
To model the importance of diversity and working together.
What is experiential learning?
Learning that occurs through doing, including field trips
Why would teachers use a bell in a loud classroom?
To tell students to immediately quiet down and refocus their students attention back onto the teacher.
What is it called when working together(students) to solve problems?
Social guidelines.
How does technology affect Children's focus over time?
Can cause more of a distraction in school.
What are the benefits of attending a diverse school?
Gaining new perspectives, learning about other cultures, learning how to work with all kinds of people
What is interdisciplinary learning?
Learning that includes multiple school subjects at the same time
What is risk?
Taking chances that you may be fearful of.
What social skills are important in school environment
Co-operation, Responsibilty, Empathy and Self-control
How does sky rise school buildings affect Children learning abilities.
Sky rise buildings will make it hard for students to adapt when it comes to their education.
What are the benefits of having diversity within the teaching staff, especially in schools with a large minority population?
They can act as role models to the students and give them someone to relate to
Why might the school have a community garden?
What is critical thinking?
Considering all sides/aspects of a problem before reaching an informed conclusion
When does cognitive growth happen?
It occurs during social interaction.
How does changing the school curriculum effects students?
The new curriculum may leave out historical information.
Why is social curriculum just as important as academic curriculums are?
Because adults are expected to model process open-minded inquiry and respect for diversity.
Why might students (especially from an urban setting) go on hiking trips?
To overcome new challenges and to learn more about the natural world, something they might not necessarily have easy access to
What is guided discovery?
That not only "encourages inquiry" but also emphasize responsability and "care of the school environment
What is talk it out?
Talk it out is taught as a program that gives students framework to work through conflicts.
Why are group projects useful for students?
It gives them a chance to practice skills like collaboration and learning how to work with and listen to people they may disagree with