Step 1
Step 2
What’s Your Cultural Sensitivity?
No. Cultural Awareness Statement Yes No
I understand that cultural stereotypes can be harmful.
I show respect when someone from a different culture shares
their experiences with me.
I believe that cultural diversity enhances the world’s beauty and
richness.
I think that learning about other cultures can help reduce
prejudice.
I recognize the importance of empathy in understanding cultural
differences.
I think learning about different cultural traditions can enrich my
own life and perspective.
I am aware of the concept of “cultural sensitivity.”
I would greet someone from a culture different from my own
with respect and curiosity.
I try to avoid offensive terms related to culture or ethnicity.
I can provide an example of a cultural practice that might be
considered unusual in my culture but is understandable in its
proper cultural context.
I am willing to learn more about the past experiences of people
from different cultural backgrounds.
I think it’s important to acknowledge cultural diversity in our
school or community.
I am willing to speak out against cultural insensitivity when I
encounter it.
I think other cultures are as good as my culture.
I always know that cultural sensitivity contributes to a more
harmonious society.
What’s Your Cultural Sensitivity?
In this stage, you may not yet be fully
aware of cultural differences. Be cautious
not to unintentionally offend others due to
limited exposure to diverse perspectives.
You’ve progressed to a stage where you
acknowledge and value cultural
differences. Keep an open mind and
embrace diverse viewpoints.
Now you recognize cultural differences,
but you’re still learning. Be mindful of
potential offense as you continue to
develop your cultural sensitivity.
At this stage, you naturally accept and
welcome cultural diversity. It’s a
challenging journey of open-mindedness
that can’t be rushed. Keep fostering your
experiential understanding of different
cultures.