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b. She has reduced expectations for success in math.
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It is clear that Maribell is still performing well in English and therefore, she is still interested in education and cares what her parents and peers think. Also, here grades in English are still high and this means that she is still doing her homework and is concentrating on that. But in math class she has not been attentive in class nor has been doing the homework. Hence, the reason is reduced interest or expectation of success in math. Possibly, she feels that math has become too difficult in seventh grade and requires additional support or just some motivation.
The few elements of African music that are found in the Caribbean today includes the use of rhythms, vocal characteristics and instruments.
Caribbean music is typified by the drum beats and polyrhythms brought to the region with many of enslaved West Africans who worked in the plantation economy from the 15th to the 19th centuries.
The style of West African musical, particularly drums and other percussive instruments, call-and-response vocalizations, and retention of collective participation, form the basis of most genres. Repressed in some communities and allowed to thrive in others, it has created diverse expressions across the archipelago.
Caribbean music emphasizes Caribbean identity and serves as an expression of commentary, resistance and cultural unity.
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