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Acknowledge, Ask and Adapt
A PITC Training Session
Format: Large group (80 - 120), small group, 2 hour session; video, discussion, role play
In this scenario-based session, participants become aware of how they interact with families and learn culturally responsive ways of handling issues that may arise. Small groups analyze video and print scenarios from Essential Connections and Infant/Toddler Caregiving: A Guide to Culturally Responsive Care, as well as participate in role play based on real life situations. This session is aimed at:

  • Gaining awareness of one's own cultural beliefs
  • Learning strategies for discovering another's cultural beliefs
  • Learning problem-solving strategies for negotiating
  • Resolving cultural conflicts

  • Related Module(s):
    IV Culture, Family, and Providers
    Related Resources:
    Guide Infant/Toddler Caregiving: A Guide to Culturally Sensitive Care
    Handout Acknowledge, Ask, Adapt Communicating with Families to Resolve Issues
    Handout Acknowlege, Ask, Adapt: Process in Communicating
    Handout Communicating with Families to Resolve Issues
    Handout Cultural Definitions
    Handout Culturally Repressive/ Responsive Definitions
    Handout Process In Communication
    Handout Transcript of Louise Derman-Sparks Video Clips from Talking Points for Essential Connections
    Handout Transcript of Louise Derman-Sparks: Talking Points for Essential Connections
    Manual Trainer's Manual Module IV: Culture, Family and Providers
    Video Essential Connections: Ten Keys to Culturally Sensitive Child Care
    DVD Essential Connections: Ten Keys to Culturally Sensitive Child Care
    Video Mag Essential Connections: Ten Keys to Culturally Sensitive Child Care
     
     

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