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@s_riddy Nice connection to the Ted talk in Binger's class! We are more than one story, one language, one culture. #ThisIBelieveSLPBilingual

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@JetteRoberts @UNMSHS459 Definitely a great way to get realistic, intimate exposure to a new culture. #ThisIBelieveSLPBilingual

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@NevinThul @UNMSHS459 Yes! Moreover, there are some terms that lose the depth of their meaning when translated into other languages.

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@UNMSHS459 Learning another language can expose you to a new culture and help you view the world from a new lens. #ThisIBelieveSLPBilingual

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@aclundborg @UNMSHS459 Great idea! Learning takes place in the home too. Any suggestions for what they could implement? #whatwouldyoudo?

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@elizabeth_baltz @UNMSHS459 Yes! Making Head Start programs available to kids of all different CLD backgrounds is imperative #whatwouldyoudo

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@volivare7 @UNMSHS459 Recess is a learning opportunity too! Children could practice numbers during hopscotch and jump rope. #Whatwouldyoudo?

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@eyoung0402 @UNMSHS459 I agree! This would adapt their strengths of family unity and social agility to the classroom. #Whatwouldyoudo?

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@UNMSHS459 The kids could practice new skills with older kids at school (ex. color together). See Rogoff's apprenticeship. #Whatwouldyoudo?

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@x_farolito_x @UNMSHS459 Yes! I identify mostly by my faith, hobbies, profession, and gender. #AdviceMScott

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@tomboxy @UNMSHS459 He said he already knew everything! Cultural competence involves self-assessment and is a lifelong process #AdviceMScott

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@UNMSHS459 Michael needs to learn that one's culture is not simply one's race. Culture is complex! See Stuart's strategy 5. #AdviceMScott

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@oarmstrong3 @UNMSHS459 Yes! We are all culturally diverse, no matter the skin tone. You can't know someone by first glance. #AdviceMScott

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@UNMSHS459 He overemphasizes cultural differences, as evidenced by his "namaste" comment to Kelly. See Stuart's 3rd strategy. #AdviceMScott

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@TheHericane @UNMSHS459 Also, not all signing is the same. Someone using ASL won't necessarily be able to understand someone using BSL.

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@s_riddy @UNMSHS459 I had an embarrassing experience where I learned that hair length does not indicate gender. Sorry little boy!

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@EricaBarrios @UNMSHS459 That class also taught me the difference between the terms impairment and disability!

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@UNMSHS459 I was taught to shift my gaze during partner dancing, but my lack of eye contact offended a man from India. #ahamoment

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@UNMSHS459 My ASL class last year was my first exposure to Deaf culture. Before then, I didn't know ASL and MCE are different. #ahamoment

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@UNMSHS459 My goal is to become more culturally aware so as to take my clients' background into account when assessing and treating them.