EDU 639 Entire Course

 In this pack of EDU 639 Entire Course you will find the next docs:


 EDU-639 Week 4 DQ 1 Common Beliefs-1.doc

 EDU-639 Week 4 DQ 2 The Culture of Poverty-1.doc

 EDU-639- Week 1 Assignment Diary Entry of a Diverse Student-1.doc

 EDU-639-Week 2 Gendered Experience of Racism-1.doc

 EDU-639-Week 4 Cultural Immersion and Socio-Historical Research Presentation-1.pptx

 EDU-639-Week-1-DQ-1-The-Socio-Historical-Context-of-Multi-Cultural-Education.doc

 EDU-639-Week-1-DQ-2-Bias-and-Social-Psychology.doc

 EDU-639-Week-2-DQ-2-Race-Illusion-vs-Reality.doc

 EDU-639-Week-3-DQ-1-Segregation.doc

 EDU-639-Week-3-DQ-2-Additive-vs-Subtractive-Bilingualism.doc

 EDU-639-Week-3-Journal.doc

 EDU-639-Week-5-DQ-1-Non-Heterosexual-Parents-and-Kids.doc

 EDU-639-Week-5-DQ-2-Tracking-Grouping-and-Dis-Ability-in-the-Classroom.doc

 EDU-639-Week-6-DQ-1-Affirming-Diversity-within-the-Community.doc

 EDU-639-Week-6-DQ-2-Becoming-a-Multicultural-Educator.doc

 EDU-639Week 6 Final Paper Intercultural Communication Plan for a Multicultural Classroom-1.doc

Education - General Education
 The Socio-Historical Context of Multicultural Education . Describe the socio-historical and contemporary contexts for multicultural and bilingual education in your school district. How have decisions such as Brown vs. the Board of Education , the 2007 ruling by the Supreme Court against voluntary de-segregation or the policies of No Child Left Behind /Race to the Top impacted the way multicultural education has evolved and been interpreted in your district. Who is “silenced” or forgotten in your school curriculum as a result of these decisions or policies?

 Bias and Social Psychology . Social scientists believe that everyone possesses conscious and unconscious, preferences for some social groups over others. Consider your own background and experience with race, gender, class, ethnicity, sexual orientation. What groups do you gravitate towards in society and how can you create more opportunities for exposure to individuals from backgrounds quite different from your own? Considering the cultural immersion exercise due in Week Four, how do you think you might be able create opportunities for broadening your world view while taking this class?

 Diary Entry of a Diverse Student . Consider the demographic of your local school and identify one student from a background that would be most different from your own. Imagine the first day of school from this student’s perspective as you are introduced to the class as his or her new teacher. This is a creative writing piece where you are expected to step outside your own world view and into the shoes of the “other” in your classroom. You may need to research a bit about the culture of the student whose perspective you will be writing from and ask friends or colleagues to help you better understand your typical body language and how that does or might translate to the classroom and teaching style. Use the following guiding questions to help guide you in writing this 1-2 page paper:

 a. What do you think the student’s first impressions of you might be? (Be honest and consider how the verbal and non-verbal cues you might give out would be interpreted by this student).

 b. How might the student relate to your background? (i.e. Do you appear to represent the dominant group in society and would your relationship with the dominant group impact your relationship with the student?)



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