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    This document contains a student's notes from a class on multicultural education. It discusses: 1) The effects of cultural change on people's lives, including cultural exchange and the side effects of cultural transformation. 2) The different levels of multicultural education from contributions to social action. 3) How teachers can meet the diverse needs of an increasingly multicultural student population while avoiding stereotypes. 4) The role of multicultural education in transforming society, such as helping students function in a pluralistic democracy and develop positive attitudes towards other groups.

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    This document contains a student's notes from a class on multicultural education. It discusses: 1) The effects of cultural change on people's lives, including cultural exchange and the side effects of cultural transformation. 2) The different levels of multicultural education from contributions to social action. 3) How teachers can meet the diverse needs of an increasingly multicultural student population while avoiding stereotypes. 4) The role of multicultural education in transforming society, such as helping students function in a pluralistic democracy and develop positive attitudes towards other groups.

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    This document contains a student's notes from a class on multicultural education. It discusses: 1) The effects of cultural change on people's lives, including cultural exchange and the side effects of cultural transformation. 2) The different levels of multicultural education from contributions to social action. 3) How teachers can meet the diverse needs of an increasingly multicultural student population while avoiding stereotypes. 4) The role of multicultural education in transforming society, such as helping students function in a pluralistic democracy and develop positive attitudes towards other groups.

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    Name: CASIPE, ELVIE DEL ROSARIO.

    Instructor: Ms. CLEER CARMELOTES


    Subject: PROF. ED. 2
    School: CENTRAL PHILIPPINES STATE UNIVERSITY – CANDONI CAMPUS

    1. Explain cultural change and its effect on the life of the people.
     Cultural exchange involve two different cultures mingling and sharing their ideas, goods
    and ways of living.
     Years of research indicate that there are four major side effects of cultural transformation
    and when leaders anticipate and plan for them their negative consequences can be
    overcome.

    2. What are the different levels of multicultural education?


    1. Contributions – Heroes, holidays and food become special focus on a particular day,
    recognizing the contributions of various groups.
    2. Additive – special units and topics about various groups are added to, but do not
    fundamental alter the curriculum.
    3. Transformation – curriculum is changed, so that student see the world from different
    perspective of various groups.
    4. Social action – student make decisions about their world and become directly involved in
    social action.

    3. How can teachers meet the diverse needs of an increasingly multicultural changing student
    population?
    Changing patterns of immigration and birth rates have produced increasingly diver’s
    classrooms. Generalizing knowledge about different groups useful for instructional planning.
    However, represents dangerous overstatements about groups and members of groups and
    members of groups and teachers must be wary of the damaging impact such as stereotypes
    and have both teaching and learning.

    4. Discuss the role of multicultural education in the transformation of society?


     To help students to acquire knowledge, attitudes and skills needed to function
    effectively in pluralistic democratic society.
     To help students to acquire knowledge and commitments needed to make
    reflective decisions.
     To promote democracy and democratic living.
     To help students develop more positive attitudes toward different racial, ethics,
    cultural and religious groups.

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