Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. Email *
2. Write your full name here, starting with your last name, then first and middle initial.
(Ex. Macapayag, Mara Cris M.) *
Read each statement or question below carefully and identify what is being
I. defined, described or asked. WRITE/TYPE YOUR ANSWERS IN CAPITAL
LETTERS.
IDENTIFICATION
3. It emphasizes the importance and legitimacy of ethnic and cultural diversity inside a
school. *
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5. It responds to how certain cultures, races, ethnicities, social classes, and genders,
have been historically excluded, oppressed, and denied access to equal educational
opportunities. *
7. It views cultural diversity as a positive force and an asset for understanding the
global society, in contrast to the belief that it is a problem. *
10. The stage of language planning which involves the chosen language being
stabilized through studying its written form (graphization), grammar
(grammatication), and vocabulary (lexicalization). *
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11. The stage of language planning which involves the production and use of materials
(books, newspapers, pamphlets, websites, radio broadcasts, etc.) using the
codified language. *
13. The area of language planning that refers to the recognition of the legal standing
and rights of a language in a multilingual society such as declaring it as an official
language. *
14. The area of language planning that focuses on decisions and activities aimed at
creating positive attitudes towards the language *
15. Area of language planning that pertains to the decisions and activities required to
fit the forms and structures of languages to the assigned functions. *
16. It involves decisions and activities required to enable current or potential users of
the language to implement the status and corpus decisions, including activities
aimed at helping people to learn the language, or to acquire specific in the
language. *
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17. It is the measure taken by official agencies to influence the use of one or more
languages in a particular speech community. In other words, this is a work of
national policy-makers. *
Read each statement carefully and choose "TRUE" if the statement is correct/true and
II. choose "FALSE" if the statement is incorrect/false.
TRUE/FALSE
18. At the third stage of multicultural education which is integration, teachers add
materials and knowledge about the dominant groups to the curriculum. *
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
20. In the last stage of multicultural education the textbook is viewed as a single
perspective among many, and the relevance of its limitations, along with those of
other educational media, are explored and discussed. It is also under this stage
that important social issues, including racism, sexism, and economic injustice, are
addressed explicitly as part of the curriculum. *
TRUE
FALSE
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21. Special celebrations dedicated for the non-dominant cultures celebrates their
differences however, giving the non-dominant groups celebratory attention can
only reinforce the idea that they are “the other” and focusing only on the
accomplishments of their few heroes fails to address the real experiences of non-
dominant groups. *
TRUE
FALSE
22. The mainstream curriculum is harmful both for students who identify with
dominant culture and those from non-dominant groups because it reinforces false
sense of superiority of the dominant culture and fails to validate the identities,
experiences, and perspectives of the non-dominant ones. *
TRUE
FALSE
SELECTION/ENUMERATION
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23. Select the six factors to consider in choosing which language to promote for
language planning and language policy. *
Historical Factor
Political Factor
Social Factor
Demographic Factor
Economic Factor
Environmental Factor
Religious Factor
Linguistic Factor
Popularity Factor
Information Integration
Content Integration
Knowledge Construction
Prejudice Reduction
Equity Pedagogy
Empowering School Culture
Equality Pedagogy
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