Knowledge about culturally derived behaviors in children has implications for assessment practices because

a. assessments require the drawing of unbiased inferences about a child's capabilities and achievements.
b. culturally sensitive assessments are not available.
c. standardized tests scores can be recalculated to respect cultural differences.
d. children of diverse cultures are difficult to assess.


a

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1. Children frequently play out their family roles in school. 2. According to Dunst, community engagement is necessary for children’s optimal learning and development. 3. The family empowerment model requires teachers to hand decision-making power over to families. 4. Teachers who consider families in poverty from a funds of knowledge viewpoint tend to overlook the information and expertise these families have to offer. 5. Epstein’s framework describes strategies for family–school engagement without noting the role communities play in family–school partnerships.

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