MYTH OR FACT
Quiz by Jerome Hilario
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- Q1“My students are all Filipinos. I don’t really need to teach about diversity here.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q2“I am so afraid to make a mistake or offend someone so it’s better if I don’t try to teach about diversity at all.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q3“I don’t know anything about different cultures. I think only people of that culture should teach about it.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q4“It is enough for me to teach to the diversity that exists in my classroom or school.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q5“Diversity is taught already in social studies. This should be enough.”FACTMYTH30s
- Q6I teach different cultures during a certain time every year (Christmas Season/Ramadan/Asian History…); this seems to be enough.MYTHFACT30s
- Q7"Filipinos from the majority culture do have an ethnicity, they are not neutral.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q8“It is ok to teach about diversity, but religion has no place in the classroom.”MYTHFACT30s
- Q9“People are all basically the same, the focus should be on what binds us together, not what makes us different.”FACTMYTH30s
- Q10“The Philippines is ethnically diverse. There is no superior race or ethnicity in the country."MYTHFACT30s