Common use of Culturally Responsive Clause in Contracts

Culturally Responsive. To have a general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 21 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the 22 worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, 23 respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and 24 religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, 25 families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 17 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and 18 value the worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to 20 interact responsively, respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse 21 cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and religious backgrounds in a manner that 23 recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, families, and communities 24 as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a general knowledge of cultural 19 23 values and mores of individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 24 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the worth of individuals from different 21 25 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, respectfully, and 22 26 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 27 and religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 28 worth of individuals, families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 1 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have display a general knowledge of cultural 19 12 values and mores of individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; groups and the ability to 13 adapt practice accordingly. A willingness and ability to recognize and interact 14 responsively, respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, 15 classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and religious backgrounds backgrounds, in a manner that 16 recognizes, respects, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, families, 17 and communities communities, as well as protecting protects the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 13 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; , the ability to 20 recognize, respect, 14 affirm, and value the worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; groups and 15 the ability to interact responsively, respectfully, and 22 effectively with 16 people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and religious 17 backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of 18 individuals, families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of 19 each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 28 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the 1 worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, 2 respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and 3 religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, 4 families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 24 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the 25 worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, 26 respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and 27 religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, 28 families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have possess a general knowledge of cultural 19 21 values and mores of individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 22 recognize, respect, affirm, affirm and value the worth of individuals from different 21 diverse 23 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, respectfully, respectfully and 22 24 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 groups 25 and religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, affirms and values the 24 26 worth of individuals, familiesfamilies and communities, and communities as well as protecting the 25 27 dignity of each person.. 28 /// CDA1018-00 Page 2 of 24 April 20, 2018

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values and mores of 25 individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, respect, affirm, and value the 26 worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic groups; and the ability to interact responsively, 27 respectfully, and 22 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 and 28 religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 worth of individuals, 1 families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 dignity of each person.

Culturally Responsive. To have a The general knowledge of cultural 19 values 26 and mores of individuals from diverse ethnic groups; the ability to 20 recognize, 27 respect, affirm, and value the worth of individuals from different 21 ethnic 28 groups; and the ability to interact responsively, respectfully, and 22 1 effectively with people from diverse cultures, classes, races, ethnic groups, 23 2 and religious backgrounds in a manner that recognizes, affirms, and values the 24 3 worth of individuals, families, and communities as well as protecting the 25 4 dignity of each person.