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SPED
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Culture | Attitudes, views, values, beliefs, and practices/customs of a group. These practices form their background. |
| Multiculturalism | Multiple cultures within each other. |
| Multicultural Education | Values of ethnic background are used in developing instruction for individuals. |
| Bilingual Education | Student's first language used in instruction and teaching to develop higher understanding and mastery of English. |
| 7 Types of Diversity | -American Indian or Alaskan Native -Asian Pacific Islander -Hispanic -Black -White |
| Transitional Programs | Taught in Native Language, only until they are proficient in English. Students are then transitioned to full English classes. |
| Maintenance (Developmental) Programs | Native language emphasis is very strong; students continue their mastery in Native Language while receiving education in English. |
| Enrichment Programs | Used with students who know one language, who are introduced to new languages and culture. |
| Immersion Programs | First language/culture are not incorporated into this type of instruction. (Students either “Sink or Swim”). |
| "ESL" stands for? | English as a Second Language |
| ESL Programs | Sole emphasis on English for teaching as well as learning; first language not incorporated in this style of instruction. |
| Sheltered English | Instruction is exclusively in English; no effort put toward maintaining/developing first language. |
| What are Family Characteristics? | Culture, geographic location (past and present) size, economic status, health and physical status. |
| Family Interactions | (Positive and/or Negative)Depends on level of solidarity and versatility of each family member. |
| Name 5 Family Functions | -Affection -Self-esteem -Economics -Socialization -Recreation |