Education that is Multicultural

________ ________ challenges students to question the dominant culture and consider alternatives to the structure of society .

• Student Productivity

• Dominant Culture

• Critical thinking

• Total equality

What is Cooperative Learning?

• This style of learning allows students to support and learn from each other in groups

• This style of learning prohibits students from arguing with their teacher and classmates

• Students get to pick a prize for participating in assignments

• All of the above

What is a characteristic of a caring teacher?

• Stereotype students

• Separate students by problematic and non problematic

• Honoring students

• Punishing students

Are hidden curriculums important to monitor or not?

• Yes, because they reflect unequal power

• No, because they help students learn

• Yes, because most parents do not like this teaching style

• No, because that is what forms relationships between students and educators

What is the first and most important step in teaching education that is multicultural?

• Realizing that as an educator you don't get to have an opinion on the way you teach your students

• Not being afraid to single out a student because they are different

• Realizing that you love kids and treating them all the same

• Realizing that each of your students belongs to many different groups

How should educators approach teaching multiculturally?

• With complete disregard to the fact that you have a diverse classroom

• As a learner who is eager to gain knowledge from peers and cultures that you never experienced

• With the least amount of prejudice and bias as possible, making every student feel valued

• Take a comedic approach

How can we learn about other someone's culture?

• Listening and observing students and parents when they are discussing their life experiences

• Making assumptions based off of a Disney movie you saw as a child

• Participating in activities of other cultures

• Reading, watching and studying

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was adopted by the United Nations to provide human rights and social justice to populations

• immigrants

• around the world

• only on US soil

• consisting of only people of color

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) provides humans with what rights?

• The right to an education

• Social security

• Adequate standard of living : housing, food, clothing and medical care

• Equitable wages

• participation in the cultural life of the community

Cogengs or Cogenerative Dialogue:

• Private meetings the teacher has with their favorite group of students

• A way to test the level of information students are retaining after a lesson

• Simple conversations between teachers and small groups of students to develop plans of action for improving classroom teaching and climate

• A way to punish students that are misbehaving