Exam 13: Experiencing Difference
Exam 1: Beginning Your College Journey39 Questions
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Exam 6: Critical Thinking40 Questions
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When do people usually develop stereotypes?
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If you live off campus, your experiences with diversity may occur mainly in the classroom and through campus activities outside of the classroom.
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List three questions that can help you incorporate critical thinking into your conversations.
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Answers will vary, but should include three of the following questions: What questions could I ask to help me learn more about the other person's interests, passions, beliefs, and background? How am I reacting during the conversation? What new perspectives am I hearing and what more could I learn? How can I relate what I'm hearing to my own life or to the lives of others I have been interacting with? and How did the conversation impact, challenge, or even change me? Other valid responses are also acceptable.
_____ when talking with others will help you connect authentically.
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The differences you encounter in college will depend on _____ and your unique college experience.
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What makes you different from other people on campus? Describe at least three ways that you differ from other students on campus, and explain why embracing your differences is important to making connections with others.
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The relationships you establish in college should be based on
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Growing up, Sook attended a private school. After graduating, he enrolled in a local community college because he wanted to save money by earning credits that he could later transfer to a four-year university. He has found that the student body at the community college differs in many ways from the student body at the private academy he used to attend. When meeting with his advisor, Sook expressed concern about interacting with his classmates. His advisor suggested that he try to keep an open mind when talking with them. What must Sook do to remain open-minded when speaking with other students?
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Explain what diversity is and describe three ways that it has influenced your life. Include examples in your response.
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As you get to know students from divergent backgrounds, you should
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Discuss your level of open-mindedness about other cultures and where you think that came from. Include examples to illustrate your discussion.
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What is the general purpose of campus offices and committees such as the Office of Multicultural Affairs, College Cultural Center, and the Diversity Advisory Committee?
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If a Muslim student wanted to hold a meeting with other Muslim students to discuss their experiences on campus without having to fear discrimination, where would be the best place on campus to go?
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Do you feel that you fit in well on campus? If so, why? If not, why not? Include in your response examples of resources on campus that you have used or could use to help you feel that you are part of the campus community.
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The best way to explore diversity at your college is through
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College is a time to open your mind not only to academic information, but also to new ideas and a diversity of people.
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Regardless of your comfort level during your first year, it's important to
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