A Native American child lives in a household where everything is shared - food, toys, and living space. At school, she helps herself to the belongings of others. Her peers complain to the teacher that she is stealing. From a multicultural perspective, what is the appropriate teacher response?
◦ The teacher should shape the child's classroom behavior toward mainstream expectations through rewards and praise.
◦ The teacher should help the child understand universal principles of cooperation and sharing.
◦ The teacher should work closely with parents and other family members in learning more mainstream styles of interaction.
◦ The teacher should help other children in the class to understand the intention behind this child's style of interaction.
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