Carlos is the first member of his family to be born in the United States. Carlos's family and surrounding community have given him a deep grounding in traditional Mexican culture. Carlos's intense academic experiences at a private high school and top-tier U.S. business school have given Carlos a keen understanding of mainstream American society. Carlos is successful and at ease in both of these worlds. This form of acculturation is known as:
a. rejection
b. assimilation
c. selective adoption
d. a bicultural orientation
Question 2
Three of the following strategies should help promote a sense of community in the classroom. Which strategy is least likely to promote a sense of community?
a. Ask students to tutor children at younger grade levels.
b. Have students occasionally work in small cooperative groups.
c. Have students rotate certain classroom chores (e.g., feeding the class goldfish).
d. Publicly praise individual students who show high academic achievement.
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