Considering the diversity among families in your classroom, how will you make sure
that all families are involved in your class?
What will be an ideal response?
It is important for teachers to learn about their students' families and to embrace their diversity versus expecting families to conform to the teacher's cultural identity. Activities to involve all families may include: inviting families to volunteer or share in class, learning about other cultures by attending community events hosted by a culture different than one's own, welcoming families and ensuring translated materials and interpreters are provided.
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a. stressing the importance of rote learning in early education b. promoting strategies that allow the child to construct his own learning c. emphasizing the importance of group work and collaboration in learning projects d. making us realize the young children need a great deal of adult supervision and oversight in order to learn effectively
A ____________________ amendment is "relevant to or has significance meaning in relation to the subject of the motion to be amended. In other words, no new and especially irrelevant subject can be introduced as an amendment."
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The most often used researcher role in qualitative research is
a) Complete insider b) Insider/outsider c) Complete outsider
Appropriate feedback can be helpful to students in all of the following ways EXCEPT ________.
A. informing them of their level of understanding B. providing redundancy C. maximizing teacher verbalizations D. encouraging students to continue to learn