Authentic Inclusion When Planning Activities

question 19

Multiple Choice

Authentic inclusion when planning activities:

• A) uses an anti-bias and multicultural approach to achieve culturally affirming programs for children and families.
• B) integrates anti-bias experiences into the whole curriculum rather than adding on "holiday" or cultural activities on a "study" basis.
• C) looks at cultures separately and at only specific times.
• D) both A and B

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Definitions:

Permission Slips

Documents that grant approval for someone, typically a minor, to participate in an activity.

Objection

A formal expression or statement of disapproval or disagreement with something, often used in legal contexts to dispute admissibility of evidence or procedures.

Venue

The geographical location or jurisdiction where a legal case is heard.

Hearsay

Evidence based on the reports of others rather than on a witness's own knowledge, typically not admissible in court.