Multicultural Education in Rural Schools. Multicultural Education in Rural Schools. The United States is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse nations in the world. It then considers the relevance of multicultural education for rural schools in which neither ethnic nor cultural diversity is great.
Culture comprises traditional ways of making sense of and conducting oneself in the world.
Needless to say, cultures vary immensely. Culture applies to any group with coherent norms and traditions that help members engage the world around them. It governs how people share information and knowledge, as well as how they construct meaning. Because the United States is a multicultural society, citizens need to understand and respect one another, both as individuals and as members of culturally distinct groups. Multicultural education nonetheless represents a change in educational thinking.