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Pragmatics Verbal/ Non Verbal use of language. (gestures, facial expression etc)
Function How language is used (Persuade,Inform)
CultDiff oral discourse Silence, Registers/styles, Dialect
CultDiff non verbal discourse Gestures, Facial Expressions, Eye contact, Distance between speakers
Internal Elements of Culture Things that aren't easily taught (Values, customs, social norms, gender roles)
External Elements of Culture Things easily taught. (Holidays, shelter, clothing, food, art, language)
Decision making Approach D: Students study and carry out a project related to a social problem.
Transformation Approach D: Restructure curriculum to include variety of Cultural perspectives. Neg: Not enough student role/ no connection to community
Additive Approach D: Add a book, lesson, or unit to the curriculum. N: Superficial, no understanding between cultures
Contribution Approach C: Adding people/dates into curriculum P: Easy to implement, study certain days/people N: No global view, reinforces sterotypes
Factors that support cultural diff High expectations, Respect for cultural/Lingusitic Diversity, INFUSED multicultural perspectives
BG Factors that affect Academic Performance and Lang Acquisition Language/Socioeconomic Status/ Culture/ Experience/ Education
BG Factors: Education Prior education, Literacy in L1, print in L1, Parents level of education, Parental Support
BG Factors: Socioeconomic Status Basic Need are met/ have sibling responsibility/ Family Responsibility
Ethnicity Orgin, classification, characteristic of people
intragroup Differences among people from the SAME culture
Cultural Pluralism A process designed to promote understanding, acceptance, and good relations among culturally different people
Ethnocentrism Belief that one group is better than another
Cultural Congruence The more similar (congruent) one culture is to another the easier it is to adapt too
Cultural Universal All cultures embrace the ideal of respect
Culture Shock The results of an impact that an individual or a group may experience when confronted with the ideas of a totally different culture
multicultural members of society recognize the contributions of each group and encourage different life styles languages and convictions
Cultural Relativism No culture values, ethics, or morals are superior or inferior to anothers No one is better than the other
Intergroup Differences among individuals from different cultural backgrounds
Phases of Acculturation Acceptance Adjustment or Adaptation Culture Shock or Fatigue Honey Moon Stage
Phases of Acculturation: Honeymoon Stage feelings: Exhilaration/ Excited/ Hopeful Psychological: Naivete/ Fragile Feelings Help Promote to next Level: Being part of a group/buddy system
Phases of Acculturation: Culture Shock/ Fatigue feelings: Depressed/ Confused Psychological: Low Self Esteem/ Introversion/ Doubt/ Anger Help Promote to next Level: Honoring acceptance
Phases of Acculturation: Adjustment/ Adaptation feelings: Understanding of the new culture // acceptance of differences between culture Psychological: new awareness, increased self esteem Help Promote to next Level: patience and support
Phases of Acculturation: Acceptance feelings: able to identify with new culture Psychological: high self esteem Help Promote to next Level: become a buddy to others.
Biculturalism Ability to function in two cultures
Created by: cholva
 

 



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