Unit 4 Vocabulary Test

Name

Used to describe an alteration of environment, curriculum, or equipment that allows an individual with a disability to gain access to content and/or complete a task

• modification
• accommodation
• differentiated instruction
• special needs

Differences in learning based on abilities, interests, or experiences.

• culture
• learning diversity
• differentiated instruction

A particular racial, national, or cultural group including the group's customs, beliefs, values, and often language and religion

Ms. Barna provides her 7th grade class with a set of vocabulary words and definitions to learn. However, she also adds pictures to her EL students list to help give them a visual of the word. This is an example of

• multicultural education
• differentiated instruction
• diversity
• pull-out program

__________ is as opinion formed without adequate basis.

• bias
• prejudice
• stereotyping

Mr. Brownlee has a 4th grade student whose primary language is Spanish which is mostly spoken by the student and at home by the family. The student is an example of

• minority
• culture
• EL/ELL
• multicultural education

Mrs. Hampton's class consist of mostly EL students who speak Spanish, but two of the students are English speaking students. This is an example of minority.

• true
• false

During computer time, EL students are taken to Mr. Nguyen's room for focused instruction on on the English language. This is an example of

• differentiated instruction
• pull-out program

Mr. Magee allows the students to share items and stories about their family and culture during carpet time on Friday. When a student shares with the class, Mr. Magee will use google and other books to help the students learn about the students culture. Mr. Magee is incorporating

• differentiated instruction
• multicultural education
• minority