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1 Developing Culturally ResponsiveLesson Plans54th Conference Exceptional ChildrenKoury Convention CenterGreensboro, North CarolinaDr. Cathy D. KeaDr. Gloria D. Campbell-WhatleyNorth Carolina A&T State UniversityDepartment of Special Education1601 East Market Street 202-Hodgin HallGreensboro, NC 27411(336) 334-7847 ext. University of North Carolina at Charlotte Department of Counseling, SpecialEducation, and Child Development9201 University City , NC 28223(704) Multicultural StandardsCEC Common Core Knowledge and Skills for All Entry-Level Special Educators That AddressMulticultural CompetenceStandardNumberDomain AreaStandardCC1K5 FoundationsIssues in definition and identification of individuals withexceptional learning needs, including those from Culturally andlinguistically diverse points of view and contribution of Culturally and dominant culture on shaping schools and the individualswho study and work in impact of differences in values, language, and customsthat can exist between the
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