Cultural Diversity

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Cultural Diversity by Mind Map: Cultural Diversity

1. Cliff

1.1. Awareness

1.2. Sensitivity

1.3. Student Safety (free to express)

1.4. integrity

1.5. Balance

2. Bonnie thinks...

2.1. diversity

2.1.1. open acceptance

2.2. division

2.2.1. silent tolerance

2.2.2. rules of accomodation

2.2.3. domineering and dominating cultures

2.2.4. parity not equality

2.3. Tribes of of MeWe~i

2.3.1. collective collaboration on line

2.3.1.1. not just connections

2.3.2. gauntlets

2.3.2.1. language

2.3.2.1.1. ie: physics forums

2.3.2.2. history

2.3.2.3. cyber land/address

2.3.3. who

2.3.3.1. users (i) belong to mutiple tribes

2.3.3.2. earned acceptance

3. Melting Pot ( Justin)

3.1. similiar differences

3.2. shared community

3.2.1. meritocracy

3.2.2. division of labour

3.3. accepted behaviours

4. Donna adds - cultural customs

4.1. communication

4.1.1. frequency of contact

4.2. family units/extended family

5. Johneen

5.1. Understanding based on...

5.1.1. Family Traditions

5.1.2. Personal Experience

5.1.3. Education in Country of Residence

5.1.4. Personal Belief System

5.1.5. Way of Communicating Beliefs

5.1.5.1. language

5.1.5.2. writing

5.1.5.3. listening style

5.1.5.4. Social rules/ etiquette

6. Charmaine thinks

6.1. Immigrating Students may feel the following:

6.2. An inequality in education

6.3. Personal Attitudes are judged

6.4. Lack of cultural awareness in the learning environment

7. Tracey

7.1. Communication

7.1.1. Non-verbal Communication

7.1.2. Socialized gestures and sounds

7.1.3. Written and Oral Skill Level

7.1.4. Facial expressions

7.2. Perspectives

7.2.1. Preconceived notions

7.2.2. Attitudes

7.2.3. Beliefs

7.2.4. Background and past experience

7.3. Tools

7.3.1. Access to technology and other tools

7.3.2. Emphasis and encouragement of use

7.3.3. Guidance and support

8. Mitch

8.1. Expressions & Metaphors

8.2. .

8.3. Technology Uses/ Comfort

9. JAMES

9.1. ethnicity

9.1.1. country

9.1.2. continent

9.2. generational

9.2.1. youth

9.2.2. mid-life

9.2.3. advanced

9.3. social

9.3.1. religion

9.3.1.1. myths of creation

9.3.2. mental

9.3.3. emotional

9.4. economy

9.4.1. external

9.4.2. personal

9.5. technology

9.5.1. access

9.5.2. cost

9.5.3. ubiquity

9.6. language

9.6.1. writing

9.6.2. reading

9.7. physical

10. Culturally Responsive Teaching (Laurette)

10.1. differentiating instruction

10.1.1. cultural backgrounds

10.1.2. learning styles

10.2. ESL immigrant population collision: haves vs have nots (Tapscott, 1987)

10.3. learner-centredness

10.3.1. cultural construct

10.3.2. stakeholder centredness

10.4. age, gender & cultural issues (Moller, 2005)

10.5. second language learning: written, reading & visual

10.6. technology enhancement

11. Multi-dimensional (Vicki)

11.1. learning styles

11.1.1. Myers-Briggs

11.1.2. Multiple Intelligences

11.2. cultural

11.3. communication

11.4. technology

12. Mitch

13. Karen

13.1. compassion

13.2. empathy

13.3. embracing

13.4. awareness

14. ian

14.1. multi-cultural learning environments...

14.1.1. need to be aware of prior knowledge and learning experiences; backgrounds.

14.1.1.1. need to be aware of the traditional ways of communicating

14.1.1.1.1. need to be aware of possible language barriers

15. Erin

15.1. ethnocentrism

15.1.1. Overlooking differences

15.1.1.1. Common human error

15.2. Equal opportunity

15.2.1. recognizing similarities & differences

15.2.1.1. goals

15.2.1.2. values

15.2.1.3. Beliefs

15.2.1.4. Outcomes