Ed 216 Ch 6

Question 1

the collection of characteristics that individuals recognize as constituting their sense of self and belonging to a group

Answer 1

Identity

Question 2

The ability to work effectively across cultural groups

Answer 2

Cultural Competence

Question 3

The process whereby children learn expected rules of behavior

Answer 3

Acculturation

Question 4

Learning experiences and teaching strategies that are specifically designed not only to prepare all children for life in a culturally rich society, but also to counter the stereotyping of diverse groups, and to guard against expressions of bias

Answer 4

Anti Bias Education

Question 5

Negative feelings and expressions toward groups or individuals

Answer 5

Bias

Question 6

Capable of operating successfully in both the home environment and the dominant culture of the larger world

Answer 6

Bicultural

Question 7

Explicit and implicit values, beliefs, and patterns of behavior that are passed on from generation to generation; customs, rituals, ways of interacting and communicating, and expectations for behaviors, roles, and relationships that are shared by members of a group

Answer 7

Culture

Question 8

Children who are learning to speak two languages at the same time-usually their home language and English

Answer 8

Dual Language Learners

Question 9

Children who are learning more than one two languages

Answer 9

Multi-language Learners

Question 10

The shared characteristics and experiences of a group of people such as nationality, race, history, religion and language

Answer 10

ethnicity

Question 11

Culture in which communication relies less on words and more on contextual cues, such as facial expressions, gestures or other physical clues, to convey the meaning

Answer 11

High-context culture

Question 12

cultural groups that focus on the needs of the individual, independence, self-expression, and personal property and choice

Answer 12

Individual Cultural Groups

Question 13

cultural groups that focus on the needs of the group rather than those of the individual, also called the collectivist

Answer 13

Interdependent Cultural Groups

Question 14

culture that focuses on direct, logical, precise verbal communication

Answer 14

Low-context culture

Question 15

an approach in which a culture is visited as though it were an exotic destination where people dress, talk, dance, and eat differently before returning the “normal” place where we all live

Answer 15

Tourist curriculum