Question 1

The foundation of multicultural education is based on

Accepted Answer

A) desegregations of schools. 
B) the civil rights legislation. 
C) social changes. 
D) the principles of equity. 
A) desegregations of schools. 
B) the civil rights legislation. 
C) social changes. 
D) the principles of equity.

Question 2

Maria Montessori was a pioneer in early childhood education because she

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A) started the first school in Italy in the suburbs of Milan. 
B) was the first woman early childhood educator. 
C) started a school for poor and disadvantaged children. 
D) designed the first non-language-based instructional materials. 
A) started the first school in Italy in the suburbs of Milan. 
B) was the first woman early childhood educator. 
C) started a school for poor and disadvantaged children. 
D) designed the first non-language-based instructional materials.

Question 3

The birth of the modern multicultural education movement has its roots in

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A) the Civil Rights Movement. 
B) the Reconstruction era following the Civil War. 
C) P.L. 94-142 for children with disabilities. 
D) the War on Poverty of the 1960s 
A) the Civil Rights Movement. 
B) the Reconstruction era following the Civil War. 
C) P.L. 94-142 for children with disabilities. 
D) the War on Poverty of the 1960s

Question 4

The Head Start Program proved that

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A) all children can be educated. 
B) parents and community need to be involved. 
C) a program for young children can last. 
D) children are a priority for lawmakers. 
A) all children can be educated. 
B) parents and community need to be involved. 
C) a program for young children can last. 
D) children are a priority for lawmakers.

Question 5

Critical Reflection Questions 
How could education for young children become more equitable in our country?

Accepted Answer

Education for young children could becom

Question 6

Past educational policies regarding language learning by young children was approached from the perspective of

Accepted Answer

A) prejudice. 
B) concern. 
C) diversity. 
D) deficiency. 
A) prejudice. 
B) concern. 
C) diversity. 
D) deficiency.

Question 7

Critical Reflection Questions 
How do you feel about advocacy for inclusion of children with challenges in the mainstream classroom?

Accepted Answer

As an AI, I don't have personal feelings

Question 8

Educational pioneer Mary McLeod Bethune founded the first school for ______________.

Accepted Answer

African Am

Question 9

Children gained access to more equitable quality education through

Accepted Answer

A) the advocacy of the US Congress. 
B) the work done by the NAACP. 
C) the landmark civil rights legislation. 
D) Head Start and other government programs. 
A) the advocacy of the US Congress. 
B) the work done by the NAACP. 
C) the landmark civil rights legislation. 
D) Head Start and other government programs.

Question 10

Equality refers to

Accepted Answer

A) protection under the law. 
B) justice for all. 
C) the Civil Rights Movement. 
D) desegregation of schools. 
A) protection under the law. 
B) justice for all. 
C) the Civil Rights Movement. 
D) desegregation of schools.

The foundation of multicultural education is based on

Maria Montessori was a pioneer in early childhood education because she

The birth of the modern multicultural education movement has its roots in

The Head Start Program proved that

Critical Reflection Questions How could education for young children become more equitable in our country?

Past educational policies regarding language learning by young children was approached from the perspective of

Critical Reflection Questions How do you feel about advocacy for inclusion of children with challenges in the mainstream classroom?

Educational pioneer Mary McLeod Bethune founded the first school for ______________.

Children gained access to more equitable quality education through

Equality refers to

Living in Diversity: the Intricate Nature of Our Society

The Nature of Culture, the Nature of People

Families in Our Classrooms: Many Ways, Many Voices

Who Is the Child Developmental Characteristics of Young Children in a Diverse Society

Approaches to Multicultural Education: From Frameworks to Action

Classrooms, Where Words Become Action

Language Diversity in the Classroom: Working With Young Dual Language Learners

Activities and Resources for Multicultural Teaching: a World of Possibilities

A World of Resources: Engaging Families, Friends, and the Community

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Exam 5: Tracing the Beginnings of Multicultural Education

The foundation of multicultural education is based on

Maria Montessori was a pioneer in early childhood education because she

The birth of the modern multicultural education movement has its roots in

The Head Start Program proved that

Critical Reflection Questions How could education for young children become more equitable in our country?

Past educational policies regarding language learning by young children was approached from the perspective of

Critical Reflection Questions How do you feel about advocacy for inclusion of children with challenges in the mainstream classroom?

Educational pioneer Mary McLeod Bethune founded the first school for ______________.

Children gained access to more equitable quality education through

Equality refers to

Living in Diversity: the Intricate Nature of Our Society

The Nature of Culture, the Nature of People

Families in Our Classrooms: Many Ways, Many Voices

Who Is the Child Developmental Characteristics of Young Children in a Diverse Society

Approaches to Multicultural Education: From Frameworks to Action

Classrooms, Where Words Become Action

Language Diversity in the Classroom: Working With Young Dual Language Learners

Activities and Resources for Multicultural Teaching: a World of Possibilities

A World of Resources: Engaging Families, Friends, and the Community

Filters