ESOL - Culture & Professionalism/Advocacy

Question 1

Humans thoughts and actions determined by language spoke
One word for whole concept in some languages

Answer 1

Sapir Whorf Hypothesis

Question 2

African American & Latinos sued school
Purposesly segregated
Latinos included with AAs in desegregation
A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 2

A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969

Question 3

Obligated to provide bilingual and EL instruction
Schools who receive federal funds must provide programs for language needs of ELs
A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 3

B. Lau v Nichols 1974

Question 4

No state may deny equal education based on language barriers

A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 4

C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974

Question 5

ELL programs must:
1. Sound academic theory
2. Adequete personnel and resources
3. Conduct evaluation to determine if barriers are being overcome

A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 5

D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981

Question 6

Limited English Proficiency LEP students must be in language program
Each state develops own standards
A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 6

E. NCLB 2001

Question 7

Deemphasis on high-stakes tests and inclusion of long-term reporting on ELLs even after exiting ESL classes
A. Keys v School District 1 Colorado 1969
B. Lau v Nichols 1974
C. Equal Education Opportunity Act 1974
D. Casteneda v Pickard 1981
E. NCLB 2001
F. ESSA 2015

Answer 7

F. ESSA 2015

Question 8

What are 4 stages of Acculturation in order?

Answer 8

Honeymoon
Hostility
Humor
Home

Question 9

Acculturation stage - Delighted with new culture, novelty, excited

Answer 9

Honeymoon

Question 10

Acculturation stage - Get comfortable with basic needs
Feel at odds with new/old
Homesick
Complain, feel moody/depressed

Answer 10

Hostility

Question 11

Acculturation stage - Move toward acceptance
See positive
Openly critical about previous culture
Struggle with rejecting home culture

Answer 11

Humor

Question 12

Acculturation stage - Comfortable with new culture
Embrace
Assimilated

Answer 12

Home

Question 13

Culture type:
low context
loose informal
more explicit

Answer 13

Individualist

Question 14

Culture type:
high context
rules/traditions
nonverbal communication

Answer 14

Collectivisit

Question 15

Culture type:
Time = linear
Schedules

Answer 15

Monochronic

Question 16

Culture type:
Time = holistic
Flexible

Answer 16

Polychronic

Question 17

connected with the ways in which people show what they mean other than by the words they use, for example by their tone of voice, or by making sounds with the breath

Answer 17

Paralinguistic

Question 18

Effect of state mandated tests on instruction

Answer 18

Washback

Question 19

Discourse - uses quotations

Answer 19

Direct discourse

Question 20

Discourse - paraphrases

Answer 20

Indirect discourse

Question 21

the branch of knowledge that deals with the amount of space that people feel it necessary to set between themselves and others

Answer 21

Proxemic