Cassidy Ray

“I have no special talents. I am only passionately curious.”
-Albert Einstein

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I plan to incorporate a combination of guided inquiry and free inquiry. Guided inquiry may assist students that feel overwhelmed with topic choices and resources. Free inquiry allows students to fully express their creativity and explore learning interests. #auctee3100inquiry

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@madisonbarkley3 I think our moral compass should be constantly adjusting as we gain new knowledge in life. Recognizing incorrect assumptions or inequities should be followed by seeking out answers or solutions rather than continuing with a specific frame of mind.

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@annabolton_01 I don't think it is fair for a student to fail or fall behind due to having a lack of resources at home. Educators should be be mindful of supplies requirements or provide resources so that their curriculum does not suppress the student's ability to learn.

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"Educators, students, and parents need to be on a path to wellness together for schools to be sites of healing" (Love,161).
How does mental wellness affect students in school? How can you positively contribute?
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@KellieVosteen I saw some amazing art murals on a New Orleans trip. The murals felt meaningful and seemed to convey a sense of community pride and unity.

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@EmmaTal01778780 I want students to see my classroom as a safe space. I plan to reduce stressors such as harsh criticism and bullying to foster a family learning environment. My goal is to build a relationship with each student so that they feel comfortable talking to me about their hardships.

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"Art helps people remember their dreams, hopes, and desires for a new world. Art is how people connect to what has been lost and what has not happened yet"(Love 100).
How do you plan to support your students' dreams and expressiveness?
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This is page 50 not 19 🙃

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"Loving my blackness was the first step in my politicization, mattering, and wanting to thrive" (Love 19).

How are you planning to support multiculturalism in your classroom? #auctee3100book
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@KellieVosteen I think a great way to make personal connections is joining local organizations in the community, volunteering, and openly communicating with parents. This could be a regular phone call to ask for feedback or to let them know how well their child is doing in school.

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@soneillctee I found this article to be very interesting and informative. Nurturing political awareness can bring about positive reformations for future generations. Being educated in civics is a skillset in life itself and should be facilitated through discussing current events and clubs.

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@madisonbarkley3 As a future educator, my goal is to get to know each student as an individual. I believe this encompasses asking unique questions based on a student's aspirations, interests, and hardships.

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@ConnorC69809126 Intersectionality provides a scope for the unique complexities of students, their lives, and what they need to be successful in school and beyond.

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"Abolitionist teaching is refusing to take part in zero-tolerance policies and the school-to-prison pipeline" (Love, 11).
Any thoughts on zero-tolerance policies? Do you think schools should have more counselors instead of resource officers?#auctee3100book
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