Diversity and Global Awareness
The student will be able to interact effectively and appropriately in a diverse, multi-cultural, and global society.
Student will be able to:
- Explain the impact of culture on self-concept, thoughts, behaviors, and values.
- Describe personal preferences, belief systems, and the process of enculturation.
- Discuss the value of multiple perspectives.
- Collaborate with individuals who have different worldviews.
- Compare and contrast diversity, ethnocentrism, and related concepts.
- Use verbal, nonverbal and written communication effectively and appropriately in a variety of cultural contexts.
- Describehow culture shapes and is influenced by aspects of society (ie: arts, literature, institutions, or behavior).
- Explain the relationships between cultures within and/or outside of the United States.
PVCC General Education Diversity and Global AwarenessRevised March 2012
Dimension / Score = 2: meets or exceeds standards for competency / Score = 1: needs improvement / Score = 0: does not meet minimum standards for competenceSelf-Awareness / Student explains in detail the impact of culture/worldview on their self-concept, thoughts, behaviors, and/or values. / Student partially explains the impact of culture/worldview on their self-concept thoughts, behaviors and/or values. / Student does not explain the impact of culture/worldview on their self-concept, thoughts, behaviors, and/or values.
Enculturation / Student describes in detail their belief systems, the process of enculturation, and/or personal preferences. / Student identifies but does not describe their belief systems, the process of enculturation, and/or personal preferences. / Student does not identify nor describe their belief systems, the process of enculturation, and/or personal preferences.
Collaboration / Student collaborates effectively with individuals who have different worldviews. / Student has difficulty collaborating with individuals who have different worldviews. / Student does not collaborate effectively with individuals who have different worldviews.
Worldview and Culture / Student accurately defines and thoroughly explains concepts/terms related to diversity. / Student partially defines and explains concepts/terms related to diversity. / Student does not accurately define nor thoroughly explain concepts/terms related to diversity.
Ethnocentrism and Inclusion / Student thoroughly explains ethnocentrism and/or applies strategies that foster inclusion. / Student partially explains ethnocentrism and has difficulty applying strategies that foster inclusion. / Student does not accurately/thoroughly explain ethnocentrism and does not apply strategies that foster inclusion.
Intercultural Communication
(Verbal, Nonverbal and/or Written) / Student communicates in a manner that is clear, respectful, and inclusive-does not assert that values are universally accepted. / Student has difficulty communicating in a manner that is clear, respectful, and inclusive-does not assert that values are universally accepted. / Student does not communicatein a manner that is clear, respectful, and inclusive-asserts that values are universally accepted.
Human, cultural, and global contributions / Student specifically describes how culture shapes and is influenced by aspects of society (ie: arts, literature, institutions, or behavior). / Student partially describes how culture shapes and is influenced by aspects of society (ie: arts, literature, institutions, or behavior). / Student does not describe how culture shapes and is influenced by aspects of society (ie: arts, literature, institutions, or behavior).
Relationships / Student explains in detail the relationships between cultures. / Student partially explains the relationships between cultures. / Student does not explain the relationships between cultures.