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Multiculturalism in the classroom is the diverse backgrounds of different students and accepting the fact that different students have different ideologies and perceptions. Therefore, as a teacher YOU must be able to respect these differences. Students must also respect the differences among each other while appreciating the benefits of different cultures and ideas. This is the crux of a multicultural classroom in which students from different backgrounds, ethnicities, and races are able to learn together in regard to the lesson ...

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