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Activity 4 1. Explain whether theclassroomand thetechniquesused by the teacher were sensitive to multicultural awareness. 2. Briefly explain whether the classroom and the teaching were free...

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Activity 4
1. Explain whether theclassroomand thetechniquesused by the teacher were sensitive to multicultural awareness.

2. Briefly explain whether the classroom and the teaching were free ofracism,sexism, andethnicprejudice.

3. Did the teacher modifysocialorganization,learningstyleformats, andparticipationstructuresto achieve a culturally compatible classroom? (For example: if some students come from a culture where group work is discouraged, does the teacher

ease them into this sort of work and assure that none of the questions covered in the

groups, and none of the activities, will violate students’ sense of privacy--which may

be different from the sense the teacher has of those issues? Or, if a student’s religion

forbids voting or participating in certain classroom celebrations, does the teacher

structure alternative experiences or help the culturally different student “fit in?”)

4. What otherresourcesorservicesare available within the school/system to address the needs of culturally diverse students? Whatsuggestionswould you offer to make the classroom and the teachingmoreculturallycompatible?


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Answered Same Day Oct 18, 2021

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Taruna answered on Oct 18 2021
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1. By his approach to intelligence as conceptual framework in designing the learning efficiency of the children, the teacher does not seem to have used any technique that is sensitive to the cultural awareness. The children have one thing in common that they use their imagination widely to structure objects and events in their mind. The teacher in the class uses three categories for which, he asks them to close eyes and imagine. This approach is universally applicable and cannot be restricted by the cultural norms of a particular community. Almost every child has that imaginative intensity with which, he or she speeds up the learning process.
2. The classroom and teaching was free from racism or sexism, the students were from all ethnic groups and communities. The engagement of the teacher in the classroom did not project any cultural bias by his behavior. At the same time, the teacher ensured that his voice and...
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