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Chapter 5 Addressing Cultural and Socioeconomic
Diversity
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 2 Overview • The Rise of Multiculturalism • Ethnicity and Social Class • Multicultural Education Programs • Bilingual Education
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 3 The Meaning of Culture • The term culture typically refers to . . . the way in which a group of people perceives the world; formulates beliefs; evaluates objects, ideas, and experiences, and behaves
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 4 The Rise of Multiculturalism • From Melting Pot to Cultural Pluralism Melting pot – Diverse ethnic groups assimilating into one mainstream culture Cultural Pluralism – A society should strive to maintain the different cultures that reside within it – Each culture within a society should be respected by others – 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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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 5 The Changing Face of the United States • The Changing Face of the United States Historically, most immigrants came from Europe In recent years, most immigrants came from China, Philippine Islands, India, Mexico, South America Birth rate for foreign-born women is higher than for native-born, meaning classrooms will become increasingly culturally diverse
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 6 Ethnicity and Social Class • An ethnic group is a collection of people who identify with one another on the basis of one or more of the following characteristics: Ancestors’ country of origin Race Religion Language Values Political interests Economic interests Behavior patterns
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 7 Five Aspects of Ethnicity • Five aspects of ethnicity that are potential sources of misunderstanding between students and teachers: Verbal Communication Patterns – Differences in the rules that govern how adults and children speak to one another and about public speaking Nonverbal Communication – Differences in the meaning of eye contact Time Orientation – Differences in organizing activities around specific start and stop times
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 8 Five Aspects of Ethnicity Cont. • Five aspects of ethnicity that are potential sources of misunderstanding (cont’d): Social Values – Differences in the value of competition and working independently Instructional Formats and Learning Processes – Differences in preferences for traditional instructional format, role-play, peer tutoring, small-group learning, and use of visual media – Differences in preferences for visual, written, and spoken formats, and for memorizing
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 9 The Effect of Social Class on Learning • The Effect of Social Class on Learning Social class indicates an individual’s or family’s relative standing in society One’s social class, or socioeconomic status (SES), principally determined by annual income, occupation, amount of education
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 10 The Effect of Social Class on Learning Cont. • The Effect of Social Class on Learning (cont’d) Compared to children from middle- and upper-SES families, children from low-SES families are more likely to experience: – Poor quality health care, more illnesses, lead poisoning – Lower quality living conditions – Broken families and lower support for school achievement – Negative attitudes and beliefs about the value of school – Lower levels of learning (achievement gap) – Lower graduation rates
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 11 Ethnicity and Social Class – Teachers’ Expectations • The Effect of Ethnicity and Social Class on Teachers’ Expectations On the basis of such characteristics as race, SES, ethnic background, dress, speech pattern, and test scores, teachers form expectancies about how various students will perform in class Those expectancies are subtly communicated to the students in a variety of ways Students come to behave in a way that is consistent with what the teacher expects
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 12 The Effect of Ethnicity and Social Class on Teachers’ Expectations Cont. • The Effect of Ethnicity and Social Class on Teachers’ Expectations Research on the Effects of Teachers’ Expectancies – Expectancies that are communicated by parents and teachers can have both positive and negative effects – Teachers expectations more likely to maintain existing tendencies than to alter well-established behaviors
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 13 Factors That Help Create Expectancies • The Effect of Ethnicity and Social Class on Teachers’ Expectations Factors That Help Create Expectancies – Middle-class students are expected to receive higher grades than low-SES students, even when their IQ scores and achievement scores are similar – Minority students are given less attention and are expected to learn less than white or Asian American students – Teachers tend to perceive children from poor homes as less mature, less capable of following directions, and less capable of working independently than children from more advantaged homes
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 14 Factors That Help Create Expectancies Cont. • The Effect of Ethnicity and Social Class on Teachers’ Expectations Factors That Help Create Expectancies (cont’d) – Teachers who think of intelligence as a fixed and stable capacity are more likely to formulate negative and positive expectations of students than are teachers who think of intelligence as a collection of skills that can be shaped – Teachers are more influenced by negative information about students than they are by neutral or positive information – Attractive-looking children more likely to be perceived as brighter and more social
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 15 Multicultural Education Programs • Basic Approaches Contributions Approach – Ethnic historical figures whose values and behaviors are consistent with American mainstream culture are studied while individuals who have challenged the dominant view are ignored Ethnic Additive Approach – An instructional unit composed of concepts, themes, points of view, and individual accomplishments is simply added to the curriculum
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 16 Multicultural Education Programs – Basic Approaches Cont. • Basic Approaches (cont’d) Transformative Approach – There is no one valid way of understanding people, events, concepts, and themes; there are multiple views, each of which has something of value to offer Decision-Making and Social Action Approach – Incorporates components of all the other approaches and adds the requirement that students make decisions and take actions concerning a concept, issue, or problem being studied
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 17 Characteristics of Effective Multicultural Teachers • Characteristics of Effective Multicultural Teachers Provides students with clear objectives. Continuously communicates high expectations to the students. Monitors student progress and provides immediate feedback. Has several years experience in teaching culturally diverse students. Can clearly explain why she uses specific instructional techniques.
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 18 Characteristics of Effective Multicultural Teachers Cont. • Characteristics of Effective Multicultural Teachers Strives to embed instruction in a meaningful context. Provides opportunities for active learning through small-group work and hands-on activities. Exhibits a high level of dedication. Enhances students’ self-esteem by having classroom materials and practices reflect students’ cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Has a strong affinity for the students. See Online Video Case “Culturally Responsive Teaching: A Multicultural Lesson for Elementary Students”
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 19 Multicultural Education Programs – Instructional Goals • Instructional Goals and Methods Instructional Goals – Help low-achieving minority and/or low- SES students master both basic and higher-level skills
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 20 Multicultural Education Programs – Instructional Methods • Instructional Goals and Methods Instructional Methods – Peer Tutoring (or, Peer-assisted learning): teaching of one student by another – Cooperative Learning: working in small, heterogeneous groups to help one another master a task – Mastery Learning: assumes most children can master the curriculum if certain conditions are established
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 21 Multicultural Education Programs - Rationale • A Rationale for Multicultural Education Multicultural programs foster teaching practices that are effective in general as well as for members of a particular group All students may profit from understanding different cultural values The U.S. is becoming an increasingly multicultural society and students need to understand and know how to work with people of cultures different from their own
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 22 Multicultural Education Programs – Rationale Cont. • A Rationale for Multicultural Education (cont’d) Multicultural education programs expose students to the idea that “truth” is very much in the eye of the beholder. Multicultural programs can encourage student motivation and learning. Numerous studies document the disappointing academic performance of a significant number of minority-group students.
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 23 Bridging the Cultural and SES Gap with Technology • Bridging the Cultural and SES Gap with Technology Technology can help students from culturally homogeneous neighborhoods better understand peers from other cultures with: – Telecommunication projects – Internet teleconferencing – Web-based instruction
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 24 Bilingual Education • Goal Help English language learners (ELLs) acquire the English skills they will need to succeed in school
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 25 Bilingual Education - Approaches • Approaches Transition Programs – Teach students wholly or partly in their native language until they can function effectively in a regular class Maintenance Programs – Provide instruction in native language for a longer period of time before moving to all-English instruction Two-Way Bilingual (Two-Way Immersion) Programs – Provide instruction in the language of both the majority culture and the minority culture
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Learning. All rights reserved. 5 | 26 Bilingual Education – Research Findings • Research Findings Both transition and immersion programs can help ELLs become proficient in English Compared to immersion programs, bilingual programs produce small to moderate gains in reading, language skills, and math Compared to students in immersion programs, students in two-way programs score at or above grade level on subject-matter tests See Online Video Case “Bilingual Education: An Elementary Two- Way Immersion Program”
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