Students of Color: Cultural Wealth

True or false: Aspirational capital refers to the ability to maintain hopes and dreams for the future, even in the face of real and perceived barriers.

• True

• False

Which type of capital reflects the idea that Students of Color arrive at school with multiple language and communication skills?

• Linguistic capital

• Aspirational capital

• Resistant capital

• Social capital

What type of cultural capital refers to cultural knowledges nurtured among familia (kin) that carry a sense of community history, memory and cultural intuition?

• Social

• Familial

• Navigational

Fill in the Blank: ______ capital can be understood as networks of people and community resources

• Aspirational

• Familial

• Social

Which type of capital refers to skills of maneuvering through social institutions?

• Navigational capital

• Resistant capital

• Social capital

Which form of cultural wealth is grounded in the legacy of resistance to subordination exhibited by Communities of Color?

• Familial capital

• Aspirational capital

• Resistant capital

A student believing that they will achieve their career goals, despite being at a school that offers little to no resources or support, is an example of what type of capital?

• Aspirational capital

• Familial capital

• Linguistic capital

A student being able to be part of a movement that helps gain more rights for their community, is an example of what type of capital?

• Linguistic capital

• Social capital

• Resistance capital

A student being able to communicate in more than one language AND being a strong storyteller and communicator, are examples of what type of capital?

• Navigational capital

• Linguistic capital

• Familial capital

A student knowing cultural knowledges passed down through their family members, is an example of what type of capital?

• Familial capital

• Linguistic capital

• Navigational capital