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Jul 14, 2010
How do levels of cultural identity vary widely among students?
I want to see if my thoughts are going in the right direction. Thanks in advance for your help.
Chan
Besides the question being poorly written, the answer is "It depends." In some schools you're going to have students from essentially just one group (e.g. Hispanic, though there are some cultural variations) while in others you might have students from a variety of cultures, e.g. in one class you might have Hispanics, Arabs, Burmese refugees, Chine...See More
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