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Example Three: Other students complain that there is an aroma of curry as a particular child passes by. Cultural Identifier: The cultural identifications are religion, family of origin, geographic/regional background, and beliefs (political, social, religious), or globalism/internationalism. Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): identificat Example Four: Wheelchair bound student requests a desk at the back of the room, farthest from the door in an overcrowded classroom. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example Five: Before school starts, a student is found sleeping on the restroom floor. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example Six: Student declares to the class his or her membership in the LGBT club. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example Seven: Student from the middle school is isolated by other students in his or her freshman high school class. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example Eight: The ideas of the only female in a technology class are ignored by her classmates. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example Nine: Asian Indian student does not respond to a question in Spanish. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example 10: Student is always chosen last for teams at recess. Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): Example 11: Student enters the room and says "How ya'll doin'!" Cultural Identifier: Identify Potential Challenge(s): Identify Appropriate Response(s): References Birthday Celebrations Are Not Special for Everyone. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://silverinternational.mbhs.edu/v163/V16.3.04a.birthday.htm Students Who Don't Celebrate Holidays - Lessons4Now. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://lessons4now.com/students-dont-celebrate-holidays/ ...

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Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example Six:
Student declares to the class his or her membership in the LGBT
club.
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example Seven:
Student from the middle school is isolated by other students in
his or her freshman high school class.
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example Eight:
The ideas of the only female in a technology class are ignored
by her classmates.
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):

Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example Nine:
Asian Indian student does not respond to a question in Spanish.
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example 10:
Student is always chosen last for teams at recess.
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
Example 11:
Student enters the room and says "How ya'll doin'!"
Cultural Identifier:
Identify Potential Challenge(s):
Identify Appropriate Response(s):
References

Birthday Celebrations Are Not Special for Everyone. (n.d.).
Retrieved from
http://silverinternational.mbhs.edu/v163/V16.3.04a.birthday.htm
Students Who Don't Celebrate Holidays - Lessons4Now. (n.d.).
Retrieved from http://lessons4now.com/students-dont-celebrate-
holidays/

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