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Culturally Responsive Teaching
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Which practice should be avoided in CRT?
Valuing student identity
Integrating community knowledge
Building trust with students
Stereotyping student abilities
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What is the primary goal of culturally responsive teaching?
To make learning easier for non-native speakers
To celebrate holidays from around the world
To connect teaching to students' cultural experiences
To focus on standardized testing
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A teacher who applies CRT would most likely:
Avoid discussing culture to stay neutral
Design instruction based on students’ cultural knowledge
Focus only on textbook content
Use the same lesson plans every year
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Which of these is a CRT strategy?
Grouping students by ability
Ignoring cultural conflicts
Repeating content until memorized
Incorporating students’ languages in the classroom
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Culturally responsive teachers view diversity as:
A reason to separate students
An asset in the classroom
A disruption to curriculum
A challenge to overcome
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How does CRT impact student engagement?
Increases participation by making learning relevant
Leads to more detentions
Has no effect
Decreases motivation
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CRT emphasizes:
Passive learning
Memorization of facts
One-size-fits-all learning
Student-teacher collaboration
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CRT supports equity by:
Tailoring instruction to students’ needs and strengths
Avoiding personal stories
Promoting a single perspective
Providing identical materials to everyone
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“Funds of knowledge” refers to:
Financial literacy programs
Cultural knowledge students bring to school
PTA fundraising
What teachers learn in professional development
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Which teacher behavior reflects CRT?
Expecting students to conform to one standard
Using examples from diverse cultures in lessons
Assuming all students celebrate the same holidays
Avoiding sensitive topics
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CRT helps close:
The cafeteria gap
The test-taking gap
The opportunity gap
The digital divide
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What does “cultural competence” mean in CRT?
Replacing students' home cultures
Understanding and respecting students' backgrounds
Learning only about students' holidays
Ignoring cultural differences
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One of the origins of CRT is:
Behaviorist psychology
Classic literature studies
Multicultural education
Standardized assessment theory
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Which of the following is a key component of CRT?
Teaching only the dominant culture
Strict discipline policies
High expectations for all students
Cultural deficit thinking