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Cultural Interview Questions…What is your definition of “culture?” How do you define “family?” Who holds the most “status” in your family? Why? How do you define success? Do you consider your parents to be successful? How important is education in your family? Is punctuality important to you? Why or why not? What is the most important meal of the day? Do you eat foods that are indigenous to your culture? Why or why not? If you answered yes, name some of the foods that you eat. If you answered no, what types of foods do you eat? Did you ever live with your grandparents or extended family? Do you actively participate in an organized religion? How important is religion in your family? Why ? If religion is important in your family, do you plan to pass this on to your children? Why or why not? Are the roles of men and women specifically defined in your family? If so, what are they? Do you have any eating habits/rituals that are specific to your culture? Define and describe the most important (or most celebrated) holiday of your culture. If you are from a culture that speaks English as a second language, do you speak your native language? If not, why? If so, will you teach your native language to any children you have? How is physical contact viewed in your culture? What is considered most disrespectful in your culture? What is considered most respectful in your culture? What would you say is, from your perspective, the most commonly held misconception about people of your culture? Have you ever experienced racism? In what form? What can be done about racism and prejudice, in your opinion? Do young people today have a sense of culture? What is the best thing about living in the USA? What is the worst thing about living in the USA? Have you ever felt excluded based on your gender or culture? Do you remember excluding others based on Culture or Gender? Is there anything you would like others to know that we have not included here about you or your culture….. Thank you- is there anything else you would like to share? Directory: people people -> Curriculum Vitae Kelly Oliver September 2015 Address people -> Essay Composition Guidelines for English 151 people -> Louis Armstrong (“I’m Not Rough”) and one by Jelly Roll Morton people -> Getting the most points on your Final Paper Read the Directions Carefully people -> Hamlet 524. Required texts people -> Aaa style Citation Guide: Short Version people -> Managing Self: The Reflective Mindset; Leadership people -> Zach Broderick 20 Sept 2008 people -> Final Exam – 20th Century Download 11.61 Kb. Share with your friends:
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