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Multicultural and Diversity Issues Race Ethnicity Cultural Diversity multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues Race Caucasian Black Eastern Asian Aborigine multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues Ethnicity Refers to the ethnic group that you are born into. Examples, include Northern European, Arabic, eastern Asian, Native American, etc. It is possible to belong to more than one ethnic group. Term can be confusing (e.g., ethnic foods, ethnic cleansing, etc.) US Census Bureau recognizes only Hispanic and Non-Hispanic as ethnic groups. multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues Culture The customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a group of people. These groups are often racial, religious, or social group. Culture is a learned behavior. Ethnic groups can contain a number of cultures (provide examples) Cultural tendency. Generalizations made for different cultural groups. multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues A variety of different cultures. Often refers to the interaction of two or more cultures or ethnic groups. multicultural & diversity issues

Why study multicultural issues? Chances are very high that you will working with diverse cultures. (e.g., in Wisconsin: literally hundreds of different white, black, Asian-American, Hispanic cultures, etc.) As a professional it is important to understand differences between cultures and what ramifications this will have in the way you interact with these diverse cultures. multicultural & diversity issues

Cultural/Ethnic Diversity in the United States 1990 2000 African-American 12% 12% Hispanic-American 9% 12% Asian-American 3% 4% Native American 1% 1% White-American 75% 71% multicultural & diversity issues

Growth of Ethnic Groups in the United States over past 10 years. African-American 13% Hispanic-American 51% Asian-American 51% Native American 13% White-American 7% multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues Changing Trends Hispanic-American’s and Asian-Americans are two fastest growing ethnic groups in U.S. In California (largest state) and Arizona, White-Americans are now a minority group. Texas (2nd largest state) and New Mexico are expected to follow same trends. Number of students who have ESL is increasing. multicultural & diversity issues

Culture and Communication Communication emanates from cultural context, and indeed they are intertwined. That is, they can shape and reinforce each other. The speech community is an important concept and involves the collection of individuals who learn, share and use a particular set of linguistic codes which serve to represent the universe of meaning characteristic of that cultural. multicultural & diversity issues

Culture and Communication (cont.) Because of these differences what might be acceptable in one culture may not be generally accepted by another. That is, bad and/or inappropriate communication may be negatively perceived by a person of another culture. It is the position of ASHA that no dialectal variety of English is a disorder or a pathological form of speech and/or language. multicultural & diversity issues

Implications for the Speech-Language Pathologist & Audiologist Training Increased training in cultural diversity and implications for SLP and audiologist. Increased importance in learning Spanish as a second language. General Interaction Patients, parents, and professionals multicultural & diversity issues

Implications (continued) Assessment Materials should be appropriate and normalized for that culture. Assessment should be conducted in a manner consistent with that culture. Treatment Appropriate materials Appropriate communication methods. multicultural & diversity issues

multicultural & diversity issues