Diversity in the Classroom Final Exam

A way of understanding the complexity of identity based on the relationships of power and inequality and how membership in multiple social groups such as race, gender, and class interact in defining one's identity.

Hostile, insulting, and/ or derogatory statements or actions against a member or the members of oppressed groups that are made intentionally or unintentionally on a regular basis.

Exaggerated and usually biased generalizations and views of a group of people.

A philosophical concept that promotes fairness, supports economic and political equality, and respects basic human rights of all people.

An educational construct that addresses cultural diversity and equity in schools. It incorporates the different cultural groups to which individuals belong, with an emphasis on the interaction of race, ethnicity, class, and gender in students' lives.

The educational setting closest to a regular school or general education setting in which the child with a disability can be educated.

The belief that one race is inherently superior to all others and thereby has the right to dominance.

A form of discrimination, usually by non-disabled individuals, toward people with physical or mental disabilities.

any one of the groups that human are often divided into based on physical traits regarded as common among people of shared ancestry

the fact or state of belonging to a social group that has a common national or cultural tradition