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Thirteen-year-old Kikuko emigrated from Japan to Canada when she was six years old. She tells her friends, I'm really proud to be Japanese. Japanese people are hard workers, but they're also very polite and cooperative. Such a statement suggests that Kikuko probably:
 
  a. Has totally assimilated into Canadian culture
  b. Has rejected Canadian culture
  c. Has a strong ethnic identity
  d. Associates only with peers who are also Japanese

Question 2

The parenting styles described in the textbook can be applied to teachers as well as parents. Choose two of the parenting styles below. For each, describe a teacher you've had who exhibited that style, giving at least two examples of how the teachers reflected the style. Describe how each teacher's style affected your motivation in that class.
 
  a. authoritarian
  b. authoritative
  c. permissive
  d. uninvolved
  What will be an ideal response?



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

The behaviors ascribed to specific teachers should be consistent with the descriptions of parenting styles presented in the textbook. Students are likely to report that they were more motivated to do their best work in the classroom of authoritative teachers, while they resented authoritarian teachers and did just enough to get by. Students often remark that they liked their permissive teachers, but did not respect them. Uninvolved teachers are rarely motivating.




evelyn o bentley

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Reply 2 on: Jun 20, 2018
Gracias!


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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