| She explains that for students to be validated, the classroom must be democratic and multiculturally inclusive. |
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| Apparently, Canada succeeded where the U.S. had failed in assembling multiculturally diverse, heterogeneous groups of people. |
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| College students are rarely taught this directly, but they absorb it as part of the multiculturally tolerant, non-judgmental campus culture. |
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| We also provide frequent and genuine opportunities for students to practice being multiculturally reflective and critically conscious. |
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| The National Library is providing special services for aboriginal users, as well as multiculturally oriented resources. |
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| The knowledge about progressive teachings in multiculturally diverse classrooms must be a main focus in future teacher training. |
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| In recent decades, marital and family therapy training programs have increasingly recognized the importance of preparing practitioners to become multiculturally competent. |
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| Now, it's one of the most multiculturally interesting parts of the country. |
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| We can transfer the knowledge that we have about our Canadian model-getting along multiculturally and communicating effectively among ourselves and to the exterior. |
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| Academy Award voters like it because it is so multiculturally aware. |
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| A duet on June 22 at the Rubin Museum of Art with the multiculturally inclined pianist Vijay Iyer and his frequent collaborator the saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa limns the outer limits of the festival's jazz offerings. |
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| Municipal services should be provided multilingually and multiculturally. |
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