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javeds

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The insertion of culturally relevant content and contexts to learning
 
  a. builds cultural bridges.
  b. improves the overall classroom environment.
  c. creates links in the learning process.
  d. establishes attainable learning goals.

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Student personal experiences, role models, culturally relevant stories/legends/songs, photos/pictures, linguistic expressions, multiple perspectives, formal subject content, and community issues are all examples of
 
  a. Relevant Elements.
  b. Cultural Elements.
  c. Culturally Relevant Elements.
  d. Culturally Relevant Pedagogy.


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Reply #1 on: Sep 14, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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