Education and Acculturation in Our Lives

Do you think there are several ways to "see" things? If you see artworks, you will "see" something. You will see the same thing as your 3 year old, your friend in Korea, or your art teacher. Why do people see different pictures? The picture is different in each case. Why does not everyone see the same thing or explain in the same way? According to Cole, the way we see things in our daily lives is mainly due to our education and cultural adaptation.

Revenue and Education Impact What is the relative contribution of higher education to highly adapted women? In improving the health outcome of the most adapted population? Is there a U curve relationship? In other words, cultural adaptation is associated with the consequences of some bad health and behavior, until the individual reaches a certain level of cultural adaptation, and its effect decreases as education and socio-economic status increase Or will it decrease? While the evidence to date is not perfect, while considering the overall impact of cultural adaptation on paradox Latin America's outcome of increased use of health care and deterioration of behavioral outcome, culturally more adaptive Latin American It suggests behavior and birth outcome. Although poor, health care is not used more frequently than Latin Americans. We need to understand the reasons for this obvious contradiction. Does this assessment have different impacts on behavior and healthcare use?

For Latin American students, education is also an excellent equalizer, but education is accompanied by cultural adaptation to mainstream culture 193 Cultural adaptation is a process that leads to review of group culture. When Hispanics needs to learn in culturally coded classrooms, their academic record depends on the successful implementation of white and midstream values. Many Latin Americans accept dominant cultures and partially abandon traditional values ​​and lifestyles. Because they are enthusiastic about education and economic upward mobility. But the success of education and the necessary cultural adaptation can also free Latin Americans from cultural traditions and cultural traditions. In addition, educational success Hispanics faces great psychological, social and economic costs due to their academic performance.

Social, cultural, historical, political, economic, and educational factors and systems in Latin America and the United States. How these factors influence the personal cultural adaptation of California and the United States and affect Latin American / American school education experience and participation methods. 3 Seminars, focusing on backward design of development and evaluation of 1 event curriculum, organize secondary school subject areas, principles of education and evaluation, methods and practices. Visit the local school and analyze the planning, guidance and evaluation of the secondary classroom. 4 lectures