WorksheetsDiversity in the classroom
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Favoring one group of people over another group of people.
bias
culture
diversity
ESOL
Behaviors of a group of people who spend a lot of time together or live together.
bias
culture
poverty
race
What makes you different from others.
poverty
ESOL
native
diversity
Federal education program that helps students whose first language is not English.
diversity
special education
ESOL
poverty
Education program that provides students with no-tech, low-tech, mid-tech and high-tech gadgets that can improve their education.
assistive technology
native
gender
stereotype
Whether you are a boy or a girl.
racist
gender
ESOL
race
not having enough material possessions or money to provide for a person's needs.
race
diversity
poverty
bias
A person’s group they identify with. They can identify as: white, african-american, hispanic, asian, native american, or pacific islander.
race
sexist
stereotype
bias
A person who feels their race is superior (better than) someone else’s race.
race
native
gender
racist
A man who feels men are better than women or vice versa; a woman who feels women are better than men.
sexist
racist
gender
stereotype
Something you believe about a race, gender or culture, but it isn’t necessarily true.
stereotype
assistive technology
ESOL
gender
Individualized Education Plans are created to help students with disabilities receive a fair education no matter their disability.
diversity
bias
special education
race
A condition that makes it more difficult for a person to do certain activities or interact with the world around them.
disabilty
race
sexist
poverty
When someone likes being around people and interacting with those around them. Opposite of anti-social.
culture
poverty
pro-social
native
