A Problem in Teaching a Child with a Dialect Is

question 1

Multiple Choice

A problem in teaching a child with a dialect is that the dialect may conceal

• A) a child's low self-esteem.
• B) a language delay or deficit.
• C) the teacher's knowledge of the child's community.
• D) the child's ability to get along with others from his or her community.

---

Definitions:

Stereotyping

The practice of attributing a fixed set of characteristics to members of a group, often oversimplifying their qualities or behaviors.

Positive Change

Alterations in the individual or environment that lead to improvements or advantageous outcomes.

Superordinate Goal

A common problem or shared goal that groups work together to solve or achieve.

Common Problem

A widely shared or frequently encountered issue that affects or is relevant to a large number of people.