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