Across
- 3. an example of this is French people don't shave
- 4. an example of this is the strong belief in family and religion that is a common thread in the Hispanic community
- 5. usually, Japanese value and seek higher education
- 8. a measure of how social context such as self-image, trust in others, and a sense of belonging can influence academic performance
- 9. teaching in more than one language
- 10. this care resulted in "Lau Remedies" guidelines
- 12. a home-economics teacher has students bring in an artifact that represents their culture
- 15. refers to a group of individuals, sharing a common socially determined category often related to genetic attributes, physical appearance, and ancestry
- 17. people in this movement think English should be the only language used or spoken in public
- 19. this person came up with the multicultural curriculum
- 20. groups that have been incorporated into the mainstream culture are said to have gone through this
Down
- 1. teaching English language learners solely in English
- 2. certain students do poorly in school because they suffer some sort of cultural, economic, social, academic, linguistic, or genetic deficit
- 4. academic problems can be overcome if educators study and mediate the cultural gap separating school and home
- 6. a recognition that some groups voluntarily or involuntarily have maintained their culture and language
- 7. developed three promising culturally responsive principles for teaching children of different ethnicities
- 11. maintenacne and development approach designed to help children develop academic skills in both their native language and English
- 13. uses native language as a bridge to English language instruction
- 14. refers to shared common cultural traits such as religion, language and dress
- 16. a teacher sees that there is a Native American student in the class and expects poor results, because of this expectation the student does perform poorly
- 18. claiming ancestry from two or more races