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Spring 2013: Weeks 14 and 15: EL CIVICS Project (Cultural Differences)
Click on LIST OF TERMS to study the vocabulary terms for the next two weeks.
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heterogeneous, 
| made up of many different elements; diverse; varied |
| indigenous,
| living or existing naturally in a particular region or place; native |
| mainstream,
| describing the thoughts, preferences, beliefs, etc. of the majority of a population |
| generalization,
| a stereotype; a general statement that is sometimes or even often true, but NOT always |
| cohesive,
| closely united or connected; (related to writing = organized) |
| distinct,
| different from others; unique in some way |
| prevalent,
| common or widespread |
| strive,
| to try hard to do or achieve something |
| courteous,
| polite and respectful |
| widespread,
| prevalent or common; existing in many places |
| considerate,
| showing kindness and thinking of others |
| abrupt,
| 1) very sudden an NOT expected; 2) talking to others in a short, harsh, or rude way |
| delay,
| to cause someone or something to be late |
| fulfilling,
| rewarding; gratifying; bringing someone satisfaction |
| fate,
| destiny; a force that is believed to control the future |
| portray,
| to describe someone in a particular way |
| humble,
| 1) modest, not arrogant or overly-proud; 2) not of a high-rank or status |
| whereas,
| while--used to show CONTRAST |
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ESL Instructor, San Diego Continuing Education |
Educational Cultural Complex (ECC) |
| San Diego, CA |
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