Attending college can be intimidating, but it can be exciting also. In addition to the formal education a good school offers, it is also a time to learn some important life skills. It isn't always easy to strike a balance when you live away from home, but figuring that out is part of the college experience.…
This work contains EDU 639 Week 6 Final Paper Intercultural Communication Plan for a Multicultural Classroom…
Multicultural education is a plan or an approach, a scholastic improvement program, and a course of action. It integrates the conception that all scholars, despite of their race, ethnicity, and their cultural background, shall be allowed the same chance to learn in school. It is a transformation change to bring about a number of important differences in schools, and additional instructional organizations so that pupils from all cultural backgrounds, male, female, black, whites shall be allowed the same chance to be educated (Banks and Banks 2004).…
In this section of the Capstone Project I will address the knowledge and skills I have learned in the JMSW Program in regard to multicultural competence. I will first outline the knowledge I have acquired on multicultural competence from courses in the curriculum. Next I will delineate the ethical issues that impact this part of my practice as a professional social worker. Then I will demonstrate my skill development through the completion of a paper on the cycle of socialization, where I was able to apply my knowledge on this area of practice and therefore learn its application to real life client situations. In addition, I will indicate which of the ten core competencies I further developed from the knowledge and skills I have acquired in this area of social work practice.…
10. The combination of high job involvement and organizational commitment creates, what the Gallop Organization has called, __________.…
3. How might issues of diversity and multiculturalism impact Alan’s listening skills? How might this impact his organization?…
There are many areas of life that could be affected by someone who grows up in a multicultural family. The first could be in discipline in work ethic and in academics.. Some cultures are very disciplined and encourage and push their children to do well and excel academically, where as other cultures don't put as big of an emphasis on academics. They'd rather their children learn a trade, or take on the family business. Another area of life that could be affected by a multicultural family is beliefs. Many cultures have certain beliefs and stipulations that cause them to act one way or another. If you grew up in a multicultural family, there would be many traditions that would be embrained in you from both cultures. It could cause several conflicting…
I feel as a teacher you should try to incorporate a variety of different teaching styles into your lessons to help engage all students that will enable them to learn more effectively.…
The United States of America has about 195 countries and 6,500 spoken languages to interpret, understand, and communicate. Being aware of foreign cultures and affairs is imperative to upholding the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) mission to, “…to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards.” My participation in Second Language Learning and Technology research could aid in improving the way DHS collects domestic and foreign intelligence and decrease the duration of time it takes employees to learn new languages.…
Canada’s multiculturalism, democratic system of government and healthcare system are my top three choices that make me proud to be Canadian. From all the countries in the west, Canada is the only country to rank in the top 20 most diverse and multicultural countries (Morin). Not to mention, Toronto which is a city located in Canada is the most ethnically diverse and multicultural city in the entire planet (Rouse). I am proud to have multiculturalism in Canada since it promotes diversity and demonstrates how people from all cultures can live together in peace and harmony. Multiculturalism is a marvelous way to meet new people and discover various traditions and cultures. Additionally, it brings new foods to savor, interesting cultural activities…
Diverse learners include students from racially, ethnically, culturally, and linguistically diverse families and communities of socioeconomic status. If a teacher can act on the knowledge that research offers, they can realize the educational excellence we desire for all children. Schools within the United States generally provide students of diverse backgrounds with instruction quite different from that provided to students of mainstream backgrounds (ASCD, 2014).…
Dr. James A. Banks gave a speech on multicultural education. Afterwards as Tucker (1998) writes, “a math teacher says to me, ‘What you said is fine for social studies, but it has nothing to do with me’ (p. 1). I mention this selection because I am a math major, and I asked myself a similar question. One of the first thoughts to myself revealed my own bias and misconceptions towards the readings. Furthermore, as I read through the content, I observed the author did little to change my perceptions.…
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The World changed became more heterogeneous as result of various SOCIAL, ECONOMIC & POLITICAL developments…