Investing In Diversity As A Family Value (CA)
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- 1.
Creating an atmosphere or family environment that celebrates diversity
- A.
Must be intentional.
- B.
Only happens by chance.
- C.
Is possible only in diverse neighborhoods.
- D.
Is a natural occurrence in all families.
Correct Answer
A. Must be intentional. -
- 2.
Research shows that children do not recognize differences in people until age 10.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 3.
When a young child asks about difference in skin color or hair texture or people in general, you should
- A.
Encourage them to ask about and celebrate differences.
- B.
Discourage them from recognizing differences.
- C.
Encourage them to ignore differences so they are ‘colorblind’.
- D.
Focus only on similarities.
Correct Answer
A. Encourage them to ask about and celebrate differences. -
- 4.
You can start to build diversity in your home through diverse
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Friendships
- C.
Books
- D.
Music
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 5.
As adults you can learn about other cultures and help children learn about different cultures is through
- A.
All choices are correct
- B.
Developing authentic diverse relationships
- C.
Attending events of other cultures
- D.
Visiting other parts of your community
Correct Answer
A. All choices are correct -
- 6.
If you hear racial and prejudicial comments, you should ignore them and your children will forget.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 7.
When children ask questions about differences,
- A.
They are gathering information as a process of learning and understanding.
- B.
They are prejudiced and biased.
- C.
They should learn to not ask and instead ignore differences.
- D.
You should give answers that minimize differences.
Correct Answer
A. They are gathering information as a process of learning and understanding. -
- 8.
For children ages 0-6, parents can address hate
- A.
By cultivating compassion and tolerance.
- B.
By hating back.
- C.
By ignoring and staying silent.
- D.
By having long conversations about racism.
Correct Answer
A. By cultivating compassion and tolerance. -
- 9.
When children are between the age of 6 to 11 you can _______
- A.
Minimize their questions and concerns.
- B.
Have a formal conversation about racism and societal institutions.
- C.
Tell them to google it.
- D.
Address disparities about their ideas and biased views of others.
Correct Answer
D. Address disparities about their ideas and biased views of others. -
- 10.
This age is considered the tipping point that determines if the child will become an adult that is compassionate and respectful of differences or not.
- A.
Age 12-18
- B.
Age 7-11
- C.
Age 4-6
- D.
Age 3 and under
Correct Answer
A. Age 12-18 -
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