Multicultural educators that follow the approach called a. "teaching the culturally different" primarily advocate creating close links between school and home so that minority children can succeed academically. b. the promotion of different perspectives based on race, class, and culture. c. the promotion of cultural and racial understanding among different groups. d. the mobilization of students to actively address and work to remedy social problems.

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Quinn Gordon

6 July, 14:31

Multicultural educators that follow the approach called a. "teaching the culturally different" primarily advocate creating close links between school and home so that minority children can succeed academically. b. the promotion of different perspectives based on race, class, and culture. c. the promotion of cultural and racial understanding among different groups. d. the mobilization of students to actively address and work to remedy social problems.

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creating close links between school and home so that minority children can succeed academically.

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Multicultural educators incorporate the different values, beliefs and histories or perspectives of people from varied cultural backgrounds to bring about the most effective teaching. They apply the approach, "teaching the culturally different" to teach different cultural groups in the most relevant way, thereby communicating effectively by bringing them closer to home in the way they would "relate" easily.