All of the following are principles for teaching in multicultural classrooms EXCEPT

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frankwu

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on: Feb 20, 2019

All of the following are principles for teaching in multicultural classrooms EXCEPT

◦ build students' self-esteem by helping them experience academic success.
◦ encourage socialization by providing periodic breaks and free time.
◦ ensure that students attain maintain cultural competence.
◦ ensure that all students become critical thinkers.

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efwsefaw

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Reply #1 on: Feb 20, 2019

encourage socialization by providing periodic breaks and free time.

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frankwu

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Reply #2 on: Feb 20, 2019

Excellent

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Reply #3 on: Feb 20, 2019

Great! Please up vote

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