A multicultural classroom is one where students and teachers accept all races, cultures, and religions. This is shown through inclusive books, activities, and lessons. Multicultural education incorporates positive racial aspects into classrooms and acknowledges cultural diversity. A multilingual classroom has students who speak different first languages, requiring the shared use of a target language. Effective strategies for multicultural classrooms include integrating cultural practices into lessons, immersing students in other cultures, and celebrating diversity.
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Teaching in The Multi Lingual Classroom
A multicultural classroom is one where students and teachers accept all races, cultures, and religions. This is shown through inclusive books, activities, and lessons. Multicultural education incorporates positive racial aspects into classrooms and acknowledges cultural diversity. A multilingual classroom has students who speak different first languages, requiring the shared use of a target language. Effective strategies for multicultural classrooms include integrating cultural practices into lessons, immersing students in other cultures, and celebrating diversity.
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Teaching in
Multicultural and Multilingual Classrooms What is a Multicultural Classroom?
A multicultural classroom is one in
which both the students and the teacher are accepting of all races, cultures, and religions. This acceptance is evidenced by the books that are read, the activities that are completed, and the lessons that are taught. What is Multicultural Education?
Multicultural education relates to education and
instruction designed for the cultures of several different races in an educational system. This approach to teaching and learning is based upon consensus building, respect, and fostering cultural pluralism within racial societies. Multicultural education acknowledges and incorporates positive racial idiosyncrasies into classroom atmospheres. A multilingual class is a class where the learners speak a variety of first languages. ... In a multilingual class there can be much more use of the target language, because it will be the only common language between the learners, who will use it for their normal interactions both in and out of class. There are several instructional strategies that can be utilized in addressing cultural diversity in the classroom. The following are examples of the things that can promote the cause of multicultural 1.Content Integration - Cultural practices, cultural values, education: history and respect for cultural diversity can be integrated in the various contents of the subject taught in basic education. 2.Cultural Immersion - Students can be immersed in different cultures. This will allow the students to observe the life of other people and to have a first hand experience of their culture and values. 3.Celebrating Cultural Diversity - Similar to what we do in the UN Month Celebration, and in the Linggo ng Wika, 4. Culture Responsive Pedagogy – Teachers use pedagogical methods, approaches, and techniques that respect the cultural values, cultural mindset, and cultural practices of the learners.
5. Teaching Local Culture – Teachers will introduce local
culture to the students through lectures, fora, and symposia.
6. Using the Local Language as a medium of instruction
– Teachers need to support the implementation of the Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB- MLE) program of the Department of Education. They