MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION IN A
PLURALISTIC SOCIETY FINAL PAPER FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY PASSED
●● assimilation
Answer: process by which groups adopt and change the dominant
culture
●● bi-cultural
Answer: the condition by which members of an oppressed group are
forced to operate in the dominant culture at work and school, and in a
different culture at home and in their community
●● canon
Answer: the principles, rules, standards, values, or norms that guide a
western European education
●● compensatory education
Answer: the provision of special services to students who have limited
economics or educational advantages
●● critical thinking
, Answer: an effort to see an issue clearly and accurately to judge it fairly
without a preset bias
●● cultural borders
Answer: boundary between groups based on cultural differences that
may limit an individuals understanding of persons from a different
cultural background
●● cultural capital
Answer: endowments such as academic competence, language
competence, and wealth that provide and advantage to an individual,
family, or group.
●● culture
Answer: socially transmitted ways of thinking, believing, feeling, and
acting within a group. these patterns are transmitted from one generation
to the next.
●● cultural pluralism
Answer: maintenance of cultures as parallel and equal to the dominant
culture in a society
●● curriculum
Answer: sequence of courses offered by educational institutional
PLURALISTIC SOCIETY FINAL PAPER FULL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY PASSED
●● assimilation
Answer: process by which groups adopt and change the dominant
culture
●● bi-cultural
Answer: the condition by which members of an oppressed group are
forced to operate in the dominant culture at work and school, and in a
different culture at home and in their community
●● canon
Answer: the principles, rules, standards, values, or norms that guide a
western European education
●● compensatory education
Answer: the provision of special services to students who have limited
economics or educational advantages
●● critical thinking
, Answer: an effort to see an issue clearly and accurately to judge it fairly
without a preset bias
●● cultural borders
Answer: boundary between groups based on cultural differences that
may limit an individuals understanding of persons from a different
cultural background
●● cultural capital
Answer: endowments such as academic competence, language
competence, and wealth that provide and advantage to an individual,
family, or group.
●● culture
Answer: socially transmitted ways of thinking, believing, feeling, and
acting within a group. these patterns are transmitted from one generation
to the next.
●● cultural pluralism
Answer: maintenance of cultures as parallel and equal to the dominant
culture in a society
●● curriculum
Answer: sequence of courses offered by educational institutional