Describe the three beliefs on which cultural pluralism is based
What will be an ideal response?
On p. 94 cultural pluralism is described as resting on the following beliefs:
a.Societies should strive to maintain the different cultures that are contained within them.
b. Members of each culture within a society should respect the other cultures.
c. Individuals within a society have the right to participate in all aspects of that society without having to give up their cultural identity.
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To minimize the influence of gangs, educators can
a. hire more security personnel. b. ignore minor activity. c. establish programs that stress positive youth involvement. d. implement the use of metal detectors and dogs.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to Wundt, the elements from which mind is comprised retain the same properties as the mind itself 2. By Wundt’s theory, higher level cognition consists of combinations of elements 3. For Titchener, to recognize and label a black furry object as a cat is to make the stimulus error 4. For Titchener, temperature and sound differ in intensity
Mr. Cardot has been using a behavioral approach to motivation in his second grade classroom. He gives stickers for completing assignments, for answering questions correctly, and for other things like working quietly. He recently noticed that none of his students could answer questions about the setting of a story, but he had taught lessons about the setting and discussed the settings of several
stories. Now that he is revisiting the setting, his students don't remember what they learned. What advice would you give Mr. Cardot about his approach to motivation? What will be an ideal response?
Of the following, the best way that a literacy teacher could help his students prepare for a high-stakes assessment is to:
a) teach students about question-answer relationships b) use a timer to encourage students to work more quickly c) conduct daily speed drills d) stress the importance of good nutrition