

SLLA Climate & Cultural Leadership
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Professional Development
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Professional Development
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
The principal has planned a back-to-school festival that includes sponsored booths with information and activities that reflect the cultural and ethnic demographics of the school's population and the local community. What does this action demonstrate?
Back
The principal's affirmation of the school's diversity and its contribution to the school's success.
Answer explanation
Students' academic success increases in an environment where they feel valued and honored.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
A high school athlete invites their teachers to follow their social media accounts regarding sports. The school leader becomes aware of one teacher liking, commenting, and sharing many of the student's posts. Some comments appear inappropriate. How should the school leader respond?
Back
The school leader should meet with the teacher privately and review local board policies and state laws regarding inappropriate communication with a student or minor.
Answer explanation
The school leader uses this opportunity to coach the educator to refrain from inappropriate communication with a student or minor, including, but not limited to, electronic communication such as cell phone, text messaging, email, instant messaging, blogging, or other social network communication.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Mr. Leon is working with counselors to recruit underrepresented students into the Advanced Placement (AP) and dual credit programs. What is he promoting?
Back
equity
Answer explanation
Targeting students for participation in advanced placement is a method to close the academic gaps between student groups. Ensuring that students from low-socioeconomic or diverse cultural backgrounds have access to high quality, challenging education is equitable.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
A secondary school principal notices students leaving campus midday and thinks they may be skipping classes. What is the initial step this principal should take?
Back
collecting current data and past reports on student attendance
Answer explanation
Action cannot be taken until the principal first identifies whether a problem exists. Data must be reviewed to understand the scope of the issue and how to address it.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What is the most effective step a leader can take to model equity and respect for diversity? Options: organizing activities that celebrate student cultural diversity, creating opportunities to discuss equity and diversity, hiring teachers who come from diverse backgrounds, promoting professional development that emphasizes diversity and equity
Back
hiring teachers who come from diverse backgrounds
Answer explanation
A diverse teaching staff can bring in a variety of talents and life experiences to support the multicultural makeup of the student body. A faculty who can easily build relationships and connections due to similar backgrounds with students will have the greatest impact on an educational environment and student success.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Mr. Keyes makes an effort to learn about the heritage and cultural background of each student at the beginning of each year. Which of the following describes the most likely benefit of this practice?
Back
Mr. Keyes can better adapt instruction to be relevant to the unique experiences of each student.
Answer explanation
If Mr. Keyes is aware of the culture and heritage of each student, then he can adapt lessons and instruction to appeal to their culture and heritage.
7.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following approaches is least effective in meeting the district goal of supporting family cultural needs and remaining sensitive to the many different cultures represented in the schools? Options: increasing family night engagement nights at all of the schools in the district, providing interpreters and school communication for non-native-English-speaking households, celebrating diversity of language through instructional reading materials, training teachers to incorporate different cultures into curriculum and course activities
Back
increasing family night engagement nights at all of the schools in the district
Answer explanation
Family engagement nights may be somewhat helpful in meeting the cultural needs of diverse families and learners, but since these nights only reach those in attendance and those who understand the language, other actions will have a stronger effect.
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