Which situation best illustrates cultural mismatch in education?
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Correct answer: A school expects silent solo work, but students' communities learn cooperatively and orally.
Cultural mismatch occurs when school expectations differ from students' home or community practices. Such mismatch can affect participation, confidence, and teacher interpretation of student ability.
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