1. It is generally believed that Asian American and Pacific Islander children are typically ______ in special education classes and ______ in classes for the gifted and talented.
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Underrepresented; overrepresented
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2. Which of the following is NOT a recommendation for assessing students who are culturally and linguistically diverse?
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Assessment of an individual’s language competency should only be completed in English.
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3. When a teacher assumes the behaviors, beliefs, and actions of their particular cultural group are the correct and only way of doing something, these views reflect ______.
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Cultural pluralism
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4. When a teacher assumes the behaviors, beliefs, and actions of their particular cultural group are the correct and only way of doing something, these views reflect ______.
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Ethnocentrism
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5. When schools value the richness that diversity brings to the classroom, appreciating and respecting ethnic and cultural differences, they are practicing ______.
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Cultural pluralism
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6. According to research, ______ learners approach learning intuitively rather than analytically.
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Field dependent
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7. Portfolio assessments do the following except ______.
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Include only standardized test results gathered over time
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8. In ______, students are instructed in academic content areas via their native language until they are sufficiently competent in English.
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Transitional programs
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9. Students maintain proficiency in their first language while receiving instruction in English, is an example of ______.
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Maintenance programs
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10. Components of Baca’s definition of bilingual special education include ______.
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All of these
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11. According to Goldring, Gray, & Bitterman (2013), despite the increasing cultural and linguistic diversity within our schools, the overwhelming majority (over 80%) of educators are ______.
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White and female
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12. Which of the following instruction options for students who are bilingual are described here? English language is the exclusive medium of instruction; first language and culture are not incorporated. A “sink or swim” philosophy.
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Immersion program
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13. The distinct subcultures within a larger culture are known as ______.
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Microcultures
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14. Assessment outcomes for culturally and linguistically diverse students include ______.
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All of these
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15. ______ is defined as the attitudes, values, belief systems, norms, and traditions by a particular group of people.
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Culture
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16. _____ is a situation in which fewer children from minority groups are placed in special education programs than would be expected based on the proportion of pupils in the general school population.
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Underrepresentation
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17. _____ is a situation in which fewer children from minority groups are placed in special education programs than would be expected based on the proportion of pupils in the general school population.
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Underrepresentation
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18. A type of authentic assessment in which samples of different work products are gathered over time and across curriculum areas are evaluated is known as_____
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Portfolio assessment
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19. _____means a situation in which a greater number of students from minority groups are placed in special education programs than would be expected based on the proportion of pupils in the general school population.
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Overrepresentation
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20. Federal mandate that assessments be conducted in a culturally responsive fashion is known as_____
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Nondiscriminatory testing
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21. An alternative perspective on intelligence suggesting that there are many different kinds of intelligence refers to multiple intelligences.
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True
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22. Multiculturalism refers to more than one culture that acknowledges basic commonalities among groups of people while dishonoring their differences.
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False
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23. Multicultural education is an ambiguous concept that deals with issues of race, language, social class, and_____
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All of these
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24. Distinct subcultures within a larger culture are known as_____
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Microcultures
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25. A metaphor describing the _____ in the early decades of the twentieth century is known as melting pot.
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United states
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26. The shared or national culture of a society is known as_____
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Macroculture
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27. The shared or national culture of a society is known as_____
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Macroculture
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28. Students who are detail oriented and analytically inclined are called_____ logically are called_____
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Field independent students
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29. Students who approach learning intuitively rather than analytically and logically are called_____
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Both a and b
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30. Ethnocentrism is a perspective whereby a person views his or her cultural practices as correct and those of other groups as_____
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Inferior
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31. The students proficient in English are referred to as English learners.
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False
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32. Culture means the attitudes, _____ and traditions shared by a particular group of people that collectively form their heritage.
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All of these
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33. Cultural pluralism is the practice of _____ethnic and cultural differences.
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Appreciating
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34. Bilingual special education is a strategy whereby a pupil’s_____ is used in an individually designed program of special instruction.
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All of these
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35. Bilingual special education is a strategy whereby a pupil’s_____ is used in an individually designed program of special instruction.
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All of these
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36. Bilingual education is an educational approach whereby students whose first language is not_____ are instructed primarily through their native language while developing competency and proficiency in that language.
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English
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