An Example of a Social Studies Multicultural Curriculum Would Include

question 28

Multiple Choice

An example of a social studies multicultural curriculum would include all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) Ban discussion about problematic issues such as race or religion
• B) Bring problematic issues such as race or religion to the forefront
• C) Increase emphasis on history and geography
• D) Use a narrative approach to history rather than memorization of names and dates

Understand the role of family therapy in addressing interpersonal dynamics.

Grasp the concept of behavior modification and its application in various settings.

Distinguish between the causes of abnormal behavior as seen by behavior therapists.

Explain the process and effectiveness of token economies in behavior modification.

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Definitions:

Bottom-up Mathematics

An approach to learning mathematics that starts with specific instances or data and builds toward general principles, as opposed to beginning with abstract concepts.

Snowball Effect

A situation where something initially small in significance or size grows exponentially as it progresses.

Cultivation Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that long-term exposure to media, especially television, shapes viewers' perceptions of reality.

Larger Vocabularies

Larger vocabularies refer to the extensive range of words an individual knows and can use, which is often associated with better communication skills and cognitive development.