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Chapter 3

TermDefinition
JEDI Justice, equity, diversity, inclusion.
Multicultural Education refers to an educational construct that addresses cultural diversity, equity in schools, justice and democracy.
Justice just treatment of all members of society with regard to a specific public issue, including equitable distribution of resources and participation in decision making.
Equity refers to impartiality and justice, it does not mean equal, it means that everyone gets what they need
Diversity refers to differences and experiences that occur in a group where one person or experience is different
Inclusion inclusion is the act of making a person or thing a part of a group or collection
Subcultures a culture that is associated with or part of a larger culture: a culture that is not the entire culture of a nation or other entity.
Exceptionality Group People who share a collection of specific abilities or disabilities
Class wide Peer tutoring (CWPT) an instructional procedure in which all students in the class are involved in tutoring and being tutored by classmates on specific skills as directed by their teacher
Sheltered English approach 1st way: students are taught for most of the day in their native language and later make the transition to English. 2nd way: students receive instruction in English for most of the school day from the beginning of their schooling.
Curriculum based measurement (CBM) direct and frequent samples of performance from the curriculum in which students are being instructed.
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