Exam 2: Diversity and Early Education
Exam 1: The Director: a Broad View69 Questions
Exam 2: Diversity and Early Education69 Questions
Exam 3: Choices: Schools and Programs77 Questions
Exam 4: Setting Goals72 Questions
Exam 5: Planning: Infants and Toddlers81 Questions
Exam 6: Planning: Preschool-Age Children78 Questions
Exam 7: Planning: School-Age Children75 Questions
Exam 8: Family Child Care62 Questions
Exam 9: Staff Selectionpersonnel Policies64 Questions
Exam 10: Staff Supervision and Training69 Questions
Exam 11: Budget79 Questions
Exam 12: Nutrition, Health and Safety for the Program69 Questions
Exam 13: Beginnings: a New Programa New Year64 Questions
Exam 14: Including Families and the Community75 Questions
Exam 15: Maintaining the Quality of Child Care72 Questions
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Areas of tension and disagreement between families and school programs come from all but
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a.can be an enriching source of vitality and growth or a source of conflict, division and exclusion
b.perspective or lens that considers all factors of different cultures
c.views things from a dominant culture lens
d.forward thinking administrator who tackles the issue of diversity
e.built in pattern of hum behavior, including customs, belief and values of a social group
f.associated with Chang's (2006) Pathways to Cultural Competence project
g.a set of congruent practices, attitudes, and policies identified in an organization that enables people to work effectively in cross-cultural situations.
h.Quality Benchmark for Cultural Competence Project
i.fifty recommended programmatic strategies for cultural competence
j.provide classrooms that don't reinforce stereotypes
k.interactions with difficulties dealing with differences in worldviews
l.motivated by problem solving that helps disagreeing parties see the other person's point of view
-mono-culture perspective
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a.can be an enriching source of vitality and growth or a source of conflict, division and exclusion
b.perspective or lens that considers all factors of different cultures
c.views things from a dominant culture lens
d.forward thinking administrator who tackles the issue of diversity
e.built in pattern of hum behavior, including customs, belief and values of a social group
f.associated with Chang's (2006) Pathways to Cultural Competence project
g.a set of congruent practices, attitudes, and policies identified in an organization that enables people to work effectively in cross-cultural situations.
h.Quality Benchmark for Cultural Competence Project
i.fifty recommended programmatic strategies for cultural competence
j.provide classrooms that don't reinforce stereotypes
k.interactions with difficulties dealing with differences in worldviews
l.motivated by problem solving that helps disagreeing parties see the other person's point of view
-a best practice for respecting diversity
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Teacher ________________ for cultural competence takes time to think, decide and change.
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In California, more than one in four children is an English language learner
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a.can be an enriching source of vitality and growth or a source of conflict, division and exclusion
b.perspective or lens that considers all factors of different cultures
c.views things from a dominant culture lens
d.forward thinking administrator who tackles the issue of diversity
e.built in pattern of hum behavior, including customs, belief and values of a social group
f.associated with Chang's (2006) Pathways to Cultural Competence project
g.a set of congruent practices, attitudes, and policies identified in an organization that enables people to work effectively in cross-cultural situations.
h.Quality Benchmark for Cultural Competence Project
i.fifty recommended programmatic strategies for cultural competence
j.provide classrooms that don't reinforce stereotypes
k.interactions with difficulties dealing with differences in worldviews
l.motivated by problem solving that helps disagreeing parties see the other person's point of view
-diversity
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Chose the principle not put forward by Hedy Change in the Pathways to Cultural Competence Project
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Chose the one non-essential element for determine whether a program has the potential be become more culturally competent
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Rich language and literacy environment are the cuturla lens of a multi-cutlure world
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Discuss what Gonzalez-Mena meant by adding to what children already have and taking nothing away in terms of diversity work.
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A key component of respecting diversity is understanding that all children are unique in their own way.
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Attitudes and value systems must change to allow educators to play a key role in adapting to diversity.
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Cultural competence translates into a committed process of learning and developing strategies for ___________ practice.
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An administrator with ___________ leadership would be quick to tackle the issue of diversity and cultural competence.
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Explain why cultural proficiency is personal as well as professional.
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_________________ were the fastest growing segment of population in the last decade
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