Created By: Brent Strickland, University of Arizona Cooperative ExtensionQuestions developed by Brian Luckey, University of Idaho Extension

and Carolyn Ashton, Oregon State University Extension Special Thanks to Matt Hamlyn for permission to use the game board frame

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Personal Readiness complete the

phrase

Is proud of one’s own i-------, and

encourages others to do the same.

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Identity

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Dimensions of Diversity

Name three of the five Primary Dimensions of

Diversity (more permanent).

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1. Race/Ethnicity2.Gender & Sexual Orientation

3. Age4.Physical Differences &

Abilities5. Learning Differences &

Ablities

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Dimensions of DiversityName three of the five secondary Dimensions of Diversity (easier to

change).

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1.Religion and Belief Systems

2.Socioeconomic Status3.Family Structure

4.Language5.Geographic (urban, rural,

suburban)

Personal ReadinessComplete the phrase:

Exhibits s--- a-------- including one’s cultural/social identities, assumptions, values, norms, biases, preferences, and how they shape one’s worldview.

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Self Awareness

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1-500Personal ReadinessWhat is a common term for seeking out and exploring

commonalities and differences beyond one’s own race/ethnicity,

gender, religion, etc.?

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Expanding one’s comfort zone

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Values, Norms & Practices

Complete the phrase:

Understands d-------- values, norms, practices & traditions

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Differing

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Values, Norms & Practices

True or False?

Body language and verbal expressions are universally

understood.

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b2a

False

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2-300Pluarlistic ThinkingComplete the phrase:

Recognizes the validity of multiple p-----------

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Perpectives

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Power, Privilege & Policy

Complete the phrase:

Understands the effects of differences in historical power &

privilege, including i------------ privilege & internalized o---------

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Institutional &Oppression

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Power, Privilege & Policy

True or False?

Historical events have no effect on present day

behavior towards diverse groups

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False

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Open AttitudeInterrupting

oppressive behavior helps to preserve

what?

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The dignity of all people

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Open AttitudeWhen addressing conflict in a cross-cultural setting, it’s important to take what

into consideration?

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Communication Style

Differences (e.g., direct vs. indirect,

linear vs. circular, and low context vs. high

context

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Speaking ConsciouslyTrue or False?

It is possible to disagree respectfully.

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True

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Active ListeningComplete the phrase:

Provides feedback in order to check for m-----

u------------

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Mutual understanding

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Open AttitudeIn a cross-cultural interaction, it is

important to reserve this.

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Judgment

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Needs AssessmentWhen conducting needs

assessment, it is important to involve what in the entire

process?

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Community

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Program DesignTrue or false?

When creating program design, it is important to use

applications and activities appropriate for the learner’s

needs.

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True

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Program Implementation

Complete the phrase:

Involve leaders in p------- in learning

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Partners

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CollaborationWith whom is it important to collaborate in order to

create relevant programming?

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Community-based

individuals and grass-roots

organizations

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Needs AssessmentTrue or False?

Data and statistics are the only input that should be

considered when conducting a needs assessment.

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False

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1 - 100Policies & ProceduresComplete the phrase:

Fosters an i-------- work environment where human

differences & similarities are welcomed, valued & utilized

at all levels.

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Inclusive

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Staffing and Staff Development

Complete the phrase:

Provides t-------, r-------- & s------ for faculty & staff

at all levels

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Training,

Resources & Support

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5-300Community OutreachTrue or False?

Placing a person of a particular race/ethnicity on an advisory committee will give sufficient input from diverse

communities.

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Policies & ProceduresTrue or False?

A homogeneous volunteer force attracts diverse

audiences.

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False

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Community OutreachIn order to achieve

community outreach, it is important to forge constructive alliances

with who?

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Local, grassroots

community-based

organizations 5

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These organizations were the forerunner of the 4-H program

today.

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Boys Corn and Girls Canning

Clubs

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The National 4-H Center is located

here.

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Chevy Chase,

Maryland

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The first U.S. President to serve as honorary chairman of the 4-H

National Committee.

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Calvin Coolidge

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Use of the 4-H name and emblem is

governed by this.

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Congressional Action

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This is the National 4-H club slogan.

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“Learn by doing”

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The category is Stakeholders

Write down how much you want to wager.

In 2001, over 640,000 individuals were volunteer 4-H leaders. This is approximately

the total monetary value placed on their time, mileage and out-of-pocket expenses.

Over $2 billion