FORMS OF CAPITAL

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Across
  1. 5. A form of capital defined by language and communication skills students bring to college.
  2. 6. Implicit academic and social expectations may create challenges for students.
  3. 9. Yosso’s model for understanding cultural wealth includes this strengths-based approach.
  4. 10. This form of cultural capital includes knowledge and behaviors shaped by social standing.
  5. 11. A strengths-based perspective highlights this form of capital, defined as "hopes and dreams."
Down
  1. 1. This form of capital is a formal recognition of an asset, like a degree or certification.
  2. 2. Bourdieu's theory includes this form of cultural capital that encompasses physical objects with cultural significance.
  3. 3. Framework focusing on students' strengths and contributions.
  4. 4. A form of capital related to students’ social and community networks.
  5. 7. A form of capital tied to historical legacies of social justice and community advocacy.
  6. 8. Yosso's model includes this form of capital involving skills to navigate social institutions.