L13 Beyond Celebrating Diversity Flashcards

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What is injera and the cultural protocols around eating it

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A flat bread eaten inEast Africa. Eating with family. Children may not be able to eat with elders to teach discipline.

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What food ritual is often regarded as a spiritual experience?

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Tea ceremony

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What is a cultural norm around eating in Greece?

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Eating slowly, and at regular times of the day and in a pleasant environment.

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How much of the population growth in Canada is from immigration?

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2/3

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Where do the majority of Edmonton immigrants come from?

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Africa and Latin Central and South America

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What % of Edmontonians speak a language other than English or French?

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37%

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What are the top 5 languages spoken at home in Edmonton other than French and Enlgish?

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Filipino, Punjabi, Cantonese, Mandarin, Arabic

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What are 3 issues health issues among the diverse population?

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  • high diabetes, CVD, obesity in Aboriginal pop.
  • Healthy Immigrant Effect
  • limited access to health and nutrition information and services due to language and cultural issues
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What is the ‘Healthy Immigrant Effect”?

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The increased incidence of chronic diseases with an increased length of tie living in Canada

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There are high context or relational cultures (non-western and european cultures, Latin American) and task orientated or low context cultures (Russia). How to high context cultures impact food choices?

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  • value traditional dishes
  • presentation and texture is as important ass taste
  • prefer complex foods
  • flavour taste over nutrition
  • unwilling to try unfamiliar foods
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There are high context or relational cultures and task orientated or low context cultures. How do low context cultures or task orientated cultures impact food choices?

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  • value functional, practical, and nutritious food
  • prefer single, quick dishes
  • more willing to accept new foods and adapt personal eating habits
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12
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Multicultural

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many cultures: implies the tolerance and celebration of cultural differences

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Cross-cultural

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dealing with or comparing two or more different cultures

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Intercultural

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Open and respectful exchange and interaction between cultures: outcome is learning and change in perspectives and behaviour

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What is intercultural competence?

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The ability to interact, communicate, and relate effectively and appropriately in a variety of cultural contexts.

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What are the 3 things needed for intercultural competance?

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Mindset - cultural self awareness, cultural general knowledge, cultural specific knowledge, interaction analysis
Skillset - relationship building skills, behavioural skill, empathy, information gathering skills
Heartset - curiosity, cognitive flexibility, motivation, open-mindedness