Linguistically diverse children will benefit from programs where teachers:
A. emphasize the use of English, so the children become proficient as quickly as possible.
B. correct children when they make mistakes with their attempts at speaking English.
C. value their home language and offer linguistically appropriate learning opportunities.
D. all of the above
Question 2
Developmentally and culturally appropriate activities:
A. respond to the childs cultural and linguistic diversity.
B. contribute to their growth of positive identities.
C. provide age-appropriate opportunities for children to learn more about their own culture.
D. all of the above
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