Exam 5: The Role of Curriculum

In the adaptation stage of multicultural education, minority ethnicities and cultures are presented as

The use of curriculum to socialize children is an example of the power of

High-stakes exams are administered in _____ Canadian jurisdictions?

Across provinces, what is seen as a consistent struggle in the successful implementation of multicultural curriculum?

The belief that White success is due to hard work alone, and not a result of privilege is known as

What is the only jurisdiction to lack an official sexual health curriculum?

What types of groups play major roles in curriculum development?

The promotion of a single type of "learning" in western societies is an example of a(n) _____ Epistemology and a(n) _____ ontology.

Like charter and alternative schools, jurisdictions hoped that accommodating diversity would improve _____ rates.

The cultural and linguistic _____ of new immigrants was the overarching goal for Canadian Curriculum.

The move away from religious influence on curriculum is an example of

What concept does anti-racist pedagogy require teachers and students to acknowledge?

Brock University's specialized degree in Aboriginal education is an example of Ghosh's ____ Stage.

"Common Christianity" was used to create a _____ sense of morality and duty.

Standardized testing was introduced to Canadian students in which decade?

Canadian curriculum varies due to differences in based on

Formative assessments are

Preserving large, regional identities relates to smaller educational jurisdictions wanting _____Education.

Advocacy groups in the 1960s pushed for what type of subject matter?

An assignment used primarily for evaluation is considered