@KayeArnold10 I think the first step in being able to make sure every student is being fully understood is by getting to know who they are and what their needs are. If we know their identity and allow them to be heard it creates a relationship with our students that allows them to open up.
@cap0085 I plan on creating an inclusive, intimate, and intentional classroom by getting to know each of my students identities and who they are. I want all my students to be confident in who they are and I want them to share who they are with others! #AUCTEE3100
"Today, we find libraries in and out of schools underfunded and bare" (Muhammad 137). Libraries used to be the heart of schools but now they are looked over. Why do you think this is? #AUCTEE3100
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@morganburkett_ If I was never able to talk out or express my feelings I would feel trapped. It would be very frustrating to walk through life. As teachers in the classroom, this reminds us how important is to discuss feelings and the importance of communicating our feelings. #AUCTEE3100
@MollyMc26743375 Teachers can teach criticality by having open discussions about topics that students are interested in and emphasizing the different perspectives on that topic.Criticality is important because it helps students understand many different perspectives and viewpoints.
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"Cultivating students' intellectualism means developing their mental culture- helping them plan their central aims for quality of life and showing them how to navigate society after high school"(Muhammd 105). How can teachers improve on cultivating mental culture? #AUCTEE3100
@KayeArnold10 I think we can provide an atmosphere in classrooms that allows students to work and work on themselves by first recognizing their identities and celebrating those identities. Having students know who each other are and their stories helps grow mutual respect and growth.
@AshleyC36231672 As future teachers I think we can break our stereotype barriers by knowing our identity first. Knowing who you are allows you to see the barriers you have placed on people and therefore allows you to take action to be inclusive.
"Our students, and arguably adults, are always looking for themselves in spaces and places" (Muhammad 69). How can we as teachers place our students into lesson plans so that they can relate themselves to the lesson? #AUCTEE3100
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@PiercePruet Equity can be our first priority for our students and the learning environment by first recognizing and understanding the inequities that are at hand. By understanding these inequities we therefore can allocate the resources and opportunities that each student individually needs.
@MVanthullenar I think as educators we can learn so much from our students when we allow them to express themselves. Some ways students can express themselves is having students bring their stories in the lesson plans and allowing time for them to talk about their stories in class!
“In fact, we often see “diversity” or “multicultural” classes as isolated efforts rather than grounding entire programs in intersectionality…” (Muhammad 40). How can teachers broaden their efforts to encompass diversity and multiculturalism in every part education? #AUCTEE3100