Asked by Jennifer Mendez on Jun 27, 2024

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After a workshop on culturally responsive family engagement,the second-grade teachers at Lincoln Elementary decided to revamp their annual Chinese New Year family lunch.Although students and families seemed to enjoy the meal of lo mein,tea,and fortune cookies,the teachers thought the event reflected a ______ because it emphasized cultural artifacts rather than the lived experiences of the members of the culture.

A) monocultural view
B) deficit approach
C) tourist curriculum
D) school-based focus

Culturally Responsive

Refers to teaching methods and school practices that recognize and honor the unique cultural backgrounds of students.

Tourist Curriculum

Term for a focus on superficial contact with cultural artifacts, such as food, clothing, folktales, or celebrations.

Chinese New Year

An annual festival celebrating the beginning of the new year on the traditional Chinese calendar, characterized by various customs and traditions.

  • Recognize the importance of authenticity in culturally responsive family engagement.
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Alazae WestryJun 27, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The term "tourist curriculum" refers to an educational approach that superficially explores different cultures through their artifacts, foods, and festivals, rather than engaging deeply with the lived experiences and perspectives of people from those cultures. In this scenario, the focus on lo mein, tea, and fortune cookies without deeper engagement with the cultural significance or the lived experiences of Chinese people exemplifies a tourist curriculum.