NSGD 3336 NURSING CULTURE MODULES 1 - 6 UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Culture:
Answer:
-is learned
-involves perceptions and values
-involves feeling
-is shared
-is expressed in behaviour
-is dynamic
Question:
2. Interculturalism' refers to:
Answer:
building cross-cultural dialogue and challenges us to move beyond passive acceptance of multiple
cultures and to promote dialogue and interaction between cultural groups and identities (Bouchard,
2018)
Question:
3. 'intercultural development'
Answer:
is considered a life-long process and not a skill or accomplishment that we can complete.
Question:
4. Social presence
Answer:
"the ability of participants to identify with the community (e.g., course of study), communicate
purposefully in a trusting environment, and develop interpersonal relationships by way of projecting
their individual personalities"
Question:
5. Teaching presence
Answer:
refers to the design, facilitation and the direction of both cognitive and social processes for the purpose
of realizing personal and meaningful learning outcomes in the educational experience
Question:
6. Cognitive presence
Answer:
represents a vital element in critical thinking which informs the ability of students to construct and
confirm meaning through ongoing reflection and discourse
Question:
7. What is culture?
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Culture:
Answer:
-is learned
-involves perceptions and values
-involves feeling
-is shared
-is expressed in behaviour
-is dynamic
Question:
2. Interculturalism' refers to:
Answer:
building cross-cultural dialogue and challenges us to move beyond passive acceptance of multiple
cultures and to promote dialogue and interaction between cultural groups and identities (Bouchard,
2018)
Question:
3. 'intercultural development'
Answer:
is considered a life-long process and not a skill or accomplishment that we can complete.
Question:
4. Social presence
Answer:
"the ability of participants to identify with the community (e.g., course of study), communicate
purposefully in a trusting environment, and develop interpersonal relationships by way of projecting
their individual personalities"
Question:
5. Teaching presence
Answer:
refers to the design, facilitation and the direction of both cognitive and social processes for the purpose
of realizing personal and meaningful learning outcomes in the educational experience
Question:
6. Cognitive presence
Answer:
represents a vital element in critical thinking which informs the ability of students to construct and
confirm meaning through ongoing reflection and discourse
Question:
7. What is culture?
