Questions and Answers
Which of the following are linguistic supports and strategies that can be used to help students with diverse language needs succeed? (Select all that apply)
Explicit bias comprises the unconscious, subtle associations you make among people.
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Which five strategies can be used to reduce the impact of implicit bias?
Counter-stereotypic imaging, increased positive contact, individuation, perspective taking and stereotype replacement
Culturally responsive teaching integrates students' background knowledge and prior life experiences into the curriculum.
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What term describes mental shortcuts that your brain uses to process information quickly and organize it into categories?
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What kind of cooperative learning involves having students in a small group pass around a single piece of paper with a question written on it?
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If you say something that could be considered insensitive, what should you do? (Select all that apply)
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How long does it typically take for an ESL student to achieve cognitive academic language proficiency (CALP)?
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Which of the following are culturally responsive instructional strategies? (Select all that apply)
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What is it called when you explicitly teach and model cognitive-learning strategies?
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Study Notes
Linguistic Supports for Diverse Students
- Implement various linguistic supports and strategies to assist students with diverse language needs.
Understanding Bias
- Explicit bias does not refer to unconscious associations; it is conscious and overt.
- Implicit bias can influence perceptions subconsciously and subtly.
Strategies to Reduce Implicit Bias
- Utilize counter-stereotypic imaging to challenge existing stereotypes.
- Foster increased positive contact with diverse groups to mitigate bias.
- Employ individuation by focusing on individual characteristics rather than group identities.
- Practice perspective taking to enhance empathy and understanding.
- Replace stereotypes with informed and positive knowledge.
Culturally Responsive Teaching
- Culturally responsive pedagogy involves integrating students' cultural backgrounds and life experiences into lessons and activities.
Cognitive Processing Terms
- Schema refers to mental shortcuts for organizing information based on relationships and categories.
Cooperative Learning Techniques
- Roundtable is a cooperative learning technique where students collaboratively respond to a question by passing around a single paper.
Addressing Cultural Insensitivity
- When an insensitive remark occurs, respond by calmly examining the situation, respecting others' feelings, gathering information, acknowledging the impact, and adjusting behavior accordingly.
Language Proficiency Timeline
- English-as-a-second-language (ESL) students typically require five to seven years to achieve cognitive academic language proficiency (CALP).
Culturally Responsive Instructional Strategies
- A wide range of culturally responsive instructional strategies can be employed to enhance learning among diverse student populations.
Cognitive Learning Strategies
- Cognitively guided instruction involves explicitly teaching cognitive-learning strategies and helping students monitor their comprehension.
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Test your knowledge on implicit bias and cultural responsiveness in education with these flashcards. Explore linguistic supports and strategies that can assist diverse learners while challenging misconceptions about bias. Engage with key concepts that are crucial for fostering an inclusive classroom environment.