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Some things you can see with your eyes or through brief interactions but there is a lot more to it that has to be learned as you get to know people and their cultures

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There's a lot on the surface, but there is a lot of deeper things that others cannot see.

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you only see partial of the iceberg at the top and you can NOT see all that is under water (all the unseen that belongs to a person's culture)

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If you do what you love then you will never work a day in your life.  

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If you do what you love then you will never work a day in your life.  

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Work while you work and play while you play.

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Work while you work and play while you play.

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Good Lord willing that the creek don't rise

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Work for what you want.

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Be kind to others, you never know what someone has gone through/ or going through

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"Just image what you could do if you really tried."

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"Just image what you could do if you really tried."

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Work hard and marry rich.

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dont be the pot calling the keetle black

closed mouths dont get fed

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"do what you have to do so you can do what you want to do"

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Do what you are told and seldom, if ever, question the authority.  Of course, yes Mam and no Mam and Sir or it was disrespectful.

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Do what you are told and seldom, if ever, question the authority.  Of course, yes Mam and no Mam and Sir or it was disrespectful.

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I learned to respect all people, and we also had unfortunate times of racism.  

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I learned to respect all people, and we also had unfortunate times of racism.  

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disrespect was talking back in anyway shape form, no rebuttals ever

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In order to get respect you needed to give it. This was also a reflection of who you were and who your parents were.

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The biggest thing that sticks out to me about respect from growing up is that you do not speak unless you are spoken to.

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Respect looked like treating others how you would want to be treated.

Disrespect was talking back to an adult

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I was expected to be respectful to everyone. I didn’t talk back. Any adult who spoke to me was respected.

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You always were to respect your elders (Even if it felt like they were not respecting you.)

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My dad always told my siblings and me to call all adults by Mr and Mrs last name or Aunt and Uncle first name. Never disrespect adults.

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Middle class…bills paid but not always extra.

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My parents were divorced. My mother's side was more working middle class. My father's side was lower class. It was a weird perspective- my half siblings grew up different than me.

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We were low-working class income. Really, I still am myself as well as my parents. To them, respect looked like doing what you're told, keeping your comments to yourself, and being responsible for your actions. Back talk or attitude was a big sign of disrespect in my house.

A phrase that I heard a lot was "just because you live in a trailer doesn't mean you have to act like it". I've always lived in a trailer and never felt any different, but I could tell others judged me for it as a kid. My dad wanted me to make sure I carried myself well.

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We were a working class family, but all of my needs were met.

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We were a working class family, but all of my needs were met.

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I was brought up in a working lower income family. I was raised by my grandma who had to raise 6 grandchildren as her own. I was taught to always work hard and to never depend on someone else. Respect looked like following procedures and finding value in adult guidance. Disrespect looked like: talking back, going against what is expected or told of you. Witty sayings: What's that got to do with the price of eggs, beggars can't be choosers

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I was brought up in a working lower income family. I was raised by my grandma who had to raise 6 grandchildren as her own. I was taught to always work hard and to never depend on someone else. Respect looked like following procedures and finding value in adult guidance. Disrespect looked like: talking back, going against what is expected or told of you. Witty sayings: What's that got to do with the price of eggs, beggars can't be choosers

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My family is lower middle class. All needs were met though. I was pushed to do well in school and when I would come back with a good grade my parents and great-grandparents would tell me, "Just image what you could do if you really tried."

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My family is lower middle class. All needs were met though. I was pushed to do well in school and when I would come back with a good grade my parents and great-grandparents would tell me, "Just image what you could do if you really tried."

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We were working class or lower income growing up.  My Dad said if he didn't work we didn't eat.  Respect meant to do as you were told and frequently said, "Don't bit ethe hand that feeds you."

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Middle class - didn't need for anything. We never really struggled for anything, but we didn't do anything too extravagant.

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Middle Class, I never felt like we went without but also didn't get everything so my family had to work for what they had. It made me grow a stronger work ethic.

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As a child I grew up in a lower income family in a middle class neighborhood. I was from a single parent family in Chicago. Respect meant to do as you were told. Work for want you want.

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My family had a low income growing up. We had to move around a lot. It was more difficult to make friends and to really get roots down anywhere.

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Growing up, my family was working class. My parents were incredibly stressed when it came to money. We always had food on the table and a place to live. We lived in a middle class/upper middle class area, so my friends always had more money. We couldn't do a lot outside of school (or within school if it cost money).

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Working class; my parents immigrated from another country. All of my needs were met, but it was hard for them from a cultural perspective and with no family here.

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1. my family status would be consisted middle / working class. I grew up in "hood" but i was bussed out the a predominately white school , so depending on what setting deemed on what class i felt like i was in
2. You respect your elders, no matter what , i think respect in black culture looks very different from white families
3. closed mouths don't get fed

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My family went from middle class to working lower income after filing for bankruptcy. Experiencing a life where my parents afforded a lot for me to consistently missing out on things was an adjustment. From a consistent home to moving around a lot of was a change. But they made sure I was supported.

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I grew up in a lower-middle class family. I knew we were not rich, but that was not a hindrance. I knew that I was going to have to work for everything I was going to get in life.

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I come from a long history of farmers and I never thought we were poor.  Some years were better than others but we had all had to pitch in to get all the work done.  A strong work ethic was instilled in me.  Respect was huge in my family and you have to give respect to get respect.  

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I come from a long history of farmers and I never thought we were poor.  Some years were better than others but we had all had to pitch in to get all the work done.  A strong work ethic was instilled in me.  Respect was huge in my family and you have to give respect to get respect.  

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My family is a lower-income class and we worked with what we had, worked hard to earn what we had. We learned to appreciate hard-work. My family taught me to respect everyone. Disrespect is horrible behavior.

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My family economic status as an African American growing up was considered middle working class.  Our quality of life was good.  From Tucson Arizona I grew up around a more Hispanic and white community of people.

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My family economic status as an African American growing up was considered middle working class.  Our quality of life was good.  From Tucson Arizona I grew up around a more Hispanic and white community of people.

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Black lower  class family
No known affects, I didn't know until I was older.
Respect yourself first

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Culture is the background and heritage of a person and the people they surround themselves with, and it is also their daily lives they live.

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A set of patterns and values that are shared amongst a group of people. It is important because with each culture comes unique perspectives that everyone can benefit or learn from

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Culture is a set of beliefs, ideas, traditions, and practices that are shared by a group of people. Culture is important because it makes up parts of who we are. 

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Culture is a set of beliefs, ideas, traditions, and practices that are shared by a group of people. Culture is important because it makes up parts of who we are. 

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Culture shapes us as a person and our perspectives and how we approach life/experiences/conversations/learning.

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Culture shapes us as a person and our perspectives and how we approach life/experiences/conversations/learning.

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Culture is the customs and norms of a group of people. When I know my students and learn the customs and norms of their culture, I am opening my mind to their lives.

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Culture helps define a person. it is their family history and it shapes and molds people into who they are.

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Culture helps define a person. it is their family history and it shapes and molds people into who they are.

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Shared beliefs that are pasted down from generation to generation that a person can connect or be part of life/learning/and experiences

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Shared beliefs that are pasted down from generation to generation that a person can connect or be part of life/learning/and experiences

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Culture:  One who identifies with a particular people group, in race, language and environment.

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Culture:  One who identifies with a particular people group, in race, language and environment.

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A wide term meaning shared knowledge, capabilities and beliefs. We need to be knowledgable about the cultures of our kids to best teach them.

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Culture is where and how you live and what you believe.  It also is about the tenets of your faith and how you believe you got here.  Important to know to be able to be open minded toward others.

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Culture is where and how you live and what you believe.  It also is about the tenets of your faith and how you believe you got here.  Important to know to be able to be open minded toward others.

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Culture is a set of beliefs, ideas, traditions, practices, etc. shared by people of similar experiences, backgrounds, etc.

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Our culture is what makes us who we are--from what we eat, to how we talk and dress, to the holidays and celebrations we acknowledge. It is a core part of what makes us unique, but it also allows us to make connections with others.

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Culture makes up a big part of who a person is. It is important because it helps us connect with different people as well as being able to help with understanding one another.

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Culture is shared beliefs. It defines your identify. It is the way that we connect and build relationships with others.

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It is as it was defined. It's important to respect all you reach.

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Culture is how someone represents themselves or a group. It is important because everyone should be able to have this representation.

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Culture refers to your clothing, language, food, extra curriculars, religious views, etc. It is important because it allows you to connect with other people and communities in various ways.

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Culture to me are the are the customs, traditions and, aesthetics that comes from your race or heritage. its important to me because it helps define who i am as well as serving a bridge between me and others who share the same culture or similarities within those culture

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Culture is a way of life (language, traditions, values, beliefs, norms, etc.) that is shared with a group.  Culture is important because it allows for a community and sense of belonging.

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culture is the language(s), beliefs, morals, and shared ideas a group of people share

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Culture is the collection of shared beliefs of a group of people. It is important because it helps define who a person is and why they are the way that they are. 

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Culture is the collection of shared beliefs of a group of people. It is important because it helps define who a person is and why they are the way that they are. 

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Culture: A collection of shared social beliefs. Why it's important: It allows people to make connections and come together.

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Culture: A collection of shared social beliefs. Why it's important: It allows people to make connections and come together.

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Culture helps define a person's identity.  It's part of a person's life and history.  It's important because cultures can connect people.

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Culture helps define a person's identity.  It's part of a person's life and history.  It's important because cultures can connect people.