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Multicultural Education Is Supposed:

Multicultural Education Is Supposed In 12.5 too there may be disappointments for policy-makers, this time on the north side of the Channel. Multicultural education is supposed to be an important element in pupils' experience in English schooling, yet the positive response amount to only 40 per cent of the English pupil population, with more than 30 per cent not sure or giving no answer. It is less explicit in the official texts governing French school¬ing yet more than half of the pupils felt they were getting it in some form.

Language differences in the playgroup or classroom lead naturally to an awareness of diversity within society. It is therefore the duty of all adults working with young children to acknowledge the values and experiences of a multilingual, multicultural community. Language issues should be seen in the context of education for racial equality and local education authority language centre resources can often be used to raise the awareness of staff and monolingual children. It is crucial that children are given the strategies and accurate information to reflect the variations within, as well as between, cultures to question and evaluate a variety of media, and thereby develop a pos¬itive, authentic view of the world.

See Also Superintendent Of Education For Smith:

GORE, Albert Arnold (1907- ), American political leader. He was born in Granville, Tenn., on Dec. 26, 1907. After teaching in rural schools in Tennessee, he graduated from the state teach¬ers college at Murfreesboro in 1932 and became superintendent of education for Smith county. He studied law in Nashville at night and then practiced in Carthage, Tenn. He was state com¬missioner of labor in 1936-1937.

He was admitted to the New York State Bar in 1887 From 1884-92 he was teacher of history and literature in the Alban; Boys Academy; superintendent of the Ne York State Educational Exhibit, at the World Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1892-94; ac ing-secretary of the New York cummissio there, and editor of the official report of tr. commission, 1894-95; deputy-superintendent c public instruction, New York State, 1895-1901 director of education and social economy fc the United States commission at the Paris Es position of 1900.


On The Other Hand See Schools And Education Authorities:

Jewish Education.—The task of Jewish edu¬cation involves the transmission of a distinctive culture, including the Hebrew language. Conse¬quently, Jewish leaders in America require more hours for distinctly religious education than either of the other groups. At the same time they have not established many all-day schools and education authorities. Their major efforts are turned toward well-organized and professionally-led afterschool and Sunday education. While all-day schools and education authorities have grown over the years, the emphasis remains on supplementary education. In 1954, Hebrew and Yiddish schools and education authorities had a total enrollment of 399,818 pupils: 191,761 in Hebrew afternoon, all-day, and Yiddish schools and education authorities, and 208,057 in one-day-a-week, or Sunday schools and education authorities.

Education and Cultural Life. Elementary and secondary education in Hartford is provided by public schools and education authorities and Roman Catholic parochial schools and education authorities. In the public sector an elected, non-partisan board of nine members develops educa¬tional policy within limits imposed by the state department of education and appoints a super¬intendent as administrator. Many well-known preparatory schools and education authorities for boys and day and board¬ing schools and education authorities for girls are in the area.

 

 

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