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Educational Psychology: Theory and Practice Chapter 4 Student Diversity This multimedia product and its contents are protected under copyright law. The following are prohibited by law: any public performance or display, including transmission of any image over a network; preparation of any derivative work, including the extraction, in whole or in part, of any images; any rental, lease, or lending of the program. ISBN: 0-205-37338-0 Copyright © Allyn & Bacon 2003
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Organizing Questions What Is the Impact of Culture on Teaching and Learning? How Does Socioeconomic Status Affect Student Achievement? How Do Ethnicity and Race Affect Students’ School Experiences?
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Organizing Questions How Do Language Differences and Bilingual Programs Affect Student Achievement? What Is Multicultural Education? How Do Gender and Gender Bias Affect Students’ School Experiences? How Do Students differ in Intelligence and Learning Styles?
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Impact of Culture on Teaching and Learning What is Culture? Factors Influencing Cultural Background Tendency to Reflect Mainstream Middle-Class Values Disadvantages for Children from Other Cultures
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Socioeconomic Status What is Socioeconomic Status? Levine and Levine’s (1996) Taxonomy Upper Class (3 percent) Upper Middle Class (22 percent) Lower Middle Class (34 percent) Upper Working Class (28 percent) Lower Working Class (13 percent) The Urban Underclass
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Role of Child-Rearing Practices Differences between Middle-Class and Working and Lower-Class Families Kinds of Parent-Child Activities Parental Expectations Link between Income and Summer Learning
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Role of Schools as Middle- Class Institutions Competitive versus Cooperative Classroom Structure Individuality Future Time Orientation
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School and Community Factors Funding and Social Class Differences between Schools Serving Lower- and Middle- Class Students
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School and Community Factors Factors Influencing Motivation, Achievement, and Mental Health in Very Impoverished Neighborhoods Crime Lack of Positive Role Models Inadequate Social and Health Services
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Is the Low Achievement of Children from Low-Income Groups Inevitable? Intensive Interventions Reading Recovery Success For All Reductions in Class Size
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Implications for Teachers Recognize Varying Degrees of Preparation. Avoid Stereotypes, Low Expectations, and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies.
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Ethnicity and Race Ethnic Group Ethnicity Race
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Racial and Ethnic Composition of the United States Minority Group Increasing Proportion of Nonwhites and Latinos Implications for U.S. Education
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Academic Achievement of Minority-Group Students Gap in Academic Achievement Correspondence between Achievement Gaps and Differences in SES
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Why Have Minority-Group Students Lagged in Achievement? Socioeconomic Status Inferior Schools Instruction Inconsistent with Culture Low Expectations
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Effects of School Desegregation Brown v. Board of Education Desegregation and Busing Effects of Desegregation on Academic Achievement
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Teaching in Culturally Diverse Schools Use Fairness and Balance. Choice of Texts and Instructional Materials Supplement Textbooks Reach out to Parents and Families. Avoid Stereotyping. Set Rules Forbidding Racial or Ethnic Bias.
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Teaching in Culturally Diverse Schools Emphasize Valuing Cultural Heritage and Contributions to History and Civilization. Use Multicultural Classroom Decorations. Avoid Resegregation. Avoid Culturally Insensitive Assignments.
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Language Differences and Bilingual Programs Language Minority Limited English Proficiency (LEP) English as a Second Language (ESL)
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Bilingual Education Types of Bilingual Programs Characteristics of Bilingual Programs
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Effectiveness of Bilingual Programs Research Results Forms of Instruction Problems with Bilingual Education Movement against Bilingual Education
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Multicultural Education “…including non- European perspectives in curriculum…” (p. 118)
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Dimensions of Multicultural Education Content Integration Knowledge Construction Prejudice Reduction Equity Pedagogy Empowering School Culture
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How do Gender and Gender Bias affect Students’ School Experience? Child’s Sex Gender-Role or Sex-Role
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Do Males and Females Think and Learn Differently? Greater Variability Within than between Sexes Areas of Difference Self-Estimation of Academic Skills by Males and Females
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Sex-Role Stereotyping and Gender Bias Causes of Behavioral Differences Treatment in Schools
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Avoiding Gender Bias in Teaching Avoiding Stereotypes Promoting Integration Treating Females and Males Equally
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Intelligence and Learning Styles Difficulty in Defining Intelligence Intelligence Quotient (IQ) Definitions of Intelligence “G” Factor Multiple Intelligences
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Eight Multiple Intelligences Logical/Mathematical Linguistic Musical Naturalist Spatial Bodily/Kinesthetic Interpersonal Intrapersonal
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Origins of Intelligence Heredity versus Environment Impact of the Family Impact of School Experience Other Factors Affecting Learning Prior Knowledge Motivation Quality of Instruction
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Theories of Learning Styles Different Ways of Learning Field Dependence versus Field Independence Learning Environment Preference
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Aptitude-Treatment Interactions Inconsistent Research Results Positive Effects in a Few Studies
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End of Chapter 4
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