Incorrect Question 9 0/0.2 pts The "tourist approach" is developmentally appropriate for school age children. respects t

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Incorrect Question 9 0 0 2 Pts The Tourist Approach Is Developmentally Appropriate For School Age Children Respects T 1 (41.14 KiB) Viewed 243 times

Incorrect Question 9 0/0.2 pts The "tourist approach" is developmentally appropriate for school age children. respects the children and their families by celebrating their culture on holidays. breaks down stereotypes and provides accurate information. includes stereotypes, tokenism, trivializing and misrepresenting of cultures. is the best way to educate children because it uses fun, food and festivals. Partial Question 10 0.13/0.2 pts How can teachers implement goal # 1. Each child will demonstration self-awareness, confidence, family pride, and positive social identities. Make visible and support all children's families as an essential element in nurturing a positive sense of self for each child. Extended familles members are only involved in the programs for social events. Build on self-concept activities by also exploring children's various social identities. Move to Goal #2 only after you support children fully in the social identity aspects of Goal #1
Partial Question 11 0.07/0.2 pts How can teachers support children when implementing Goal # 2 by..... (Each child will express comfort and joy with human diversity) Implementing the tourist approach" to help children to understand other cultures. striking a balance between exploring people's similarities and differences. teaching children by building on what they already know and have experienced. acquainting children with groups of people who live and work in their neighborhood and city. incorporating lot's of celebrations focusing on food, fun and festivals into the curriculum
Incorrect Question 14 0/0.2 pts What behavior did the children exhibit in the Eye of the Storm when they received negative messages from their teacher, Ms. Jane Elliott. demoralizing and humiliating confusion and bewilderment better performance on their class exercise enthusiasm for learning better performance on their class exercise anger and fighting