Although he is well liked by colleagues, Bruce sometimes makes prejudiced remarks and generalizations that make people uncomfortable. He thinks that because he is making fun of his own cultural descent, or that his wife thinks his jokes are funny, that these are acceptable. What is his level of cultural understanding? If you were his boss, how would you address this?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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A. strangers B. an alcoholic relative or babysitter C. someone they know D. an older child or sibling
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a. They need to rely on other senses for information. b. Their proprioception decreases with age. c. The doctrine of sensory compensation usually holds true. d. The doctrine of sensory compensation applies to all disabling conditions.
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A. Listing expected student behavior for working in the stations. B. Explain the expectations once before beginning. C. Develop a rubric for each lab that students can use as a guide. D. Post student rules at each lab station.
Match the following terms and descriptions.
A. Appetite B. Uncontrolled variable C. Hairstyle D. Directional hypothesis E. Treatment variable