The seven experienced authors of this collaborative book tell you a set of classroom strategies, assessment tools, mentoring relationships, and the like, which you soon find very practical. Even though the educational setting of this book is a university in California, I'm sure that you can apply this to your own classroom in a K-12 school. After reading this book, you, teachers, can welcome culturally diverse students in your classroom without alienating, condescending, or offending. There are many resources that we can make use of in our school. Students with diverse backgrounds study and think in different manners and they might sometimes offend each other.
Language plays an important role in culture.
Submitted by Noriko Enari.