Why is cultural competence important in school-age care

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Questions: School-Age Children: Summarizing what you read, and the followings questions are to be addressed:

Why are the Five (5) Principles 1) secure ,respect and reciprocal relationships 2)partnerships 3)high expectation and equity 4)respect for diversity 5)ongoing learning and reflective practice (list each one and give an example) important in school-age care programs?
Why is Cultural Competence important in school-age care programs?

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