Asian-American Diversity by Joanna Point and Isaiah Daniels.

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Asian-American Diversity by Joanna Point and Isaiah Daniels

●Represent 29 distinct subgroups -Language, Cultural, Religion ●Four Major groups -East Asian ( Chinese, Japanese, Korean) -Pacific Islander (Polynesian, Micronesia) -Southeast Asian (Vietnamese, Thai) -South Asia (Indian, Pakistani) Asian Culture

Asian Culture (cont.) ●Individual Differences: -Reasons for migration -Related hopes and expectations -Reception by the dominant culture ●American born (generational) vs Foreign (immigrant) born

Characteristics of Asian Society Education in Asian society is a path to success: ●Parental demands ●Fear of failure ●Competition and Pride ●Determines rest of your life “Study with a purpose”

Steretypes and Biases

Some Common Expectations: -School is easy for them, especially math and science. -They will be doctors or scientists. -Docile and uncomplaining. -Independent of needing help. -Spiritually enlightened.

Instructional Strategies -Allow and assist students in exploring diverse career opportunities. -Have the same high expectations for all students. -Focus on reaching the whole child, their education is important but they also need emotional and social support. -Foster positive relationships with the students’ parents and support group in order to understand the expectations at home.

Sources Cole, R. (2008, January 1). Diverse Teaching Strategies for Diverse Learners. Retrieved December 3, 2014, from Diverse-Learners.aspxhttp:// Diverse-Learners.aspx Dave Breitenstein, The (Fort Myers, Fla.) News-Press. (2013, August 4). Asian students carry high expectations for success. Retrieved November 30, 2014, from success/ / success/ /