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| the norms, traditions, behaviors, language, and perceptions of a group |
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| Socioeconomic status (SES) |
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| the most common way of designating one's social class. Tied closely with culture, race, and other factors. |
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| child loses knowledge through summer if they do not have material or access to continue to learn |
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| averages between different ethnicity groups impacted by money |
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| cultural heritage shared by a group of individuals, based on geography and history |
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| socially constructed label used to group people of similar physical appearances |
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| person's bilogical sex (male or female) |
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| person's socially constructed roles and behaviors that are seen as masculine or feminine |
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| the role or behavior learned by a person as appropriate to their sex, determined by the prevailing cultural norms |
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| occurs throughout our lives; boys and girls are socially different |
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| brief course, followed by full English speaking classes |
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| Transitional bilingual ed |
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| 2 or 3 years with first language, followed by English speaking classes |
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| children taught in both first language and English |
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| all students expected to learn English and another language |
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