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I really liked the video of The Danger of the Single Story. Not only was the speaker engaging and made me want to listen to more of her talks, it was a very clear and easy way to show that one's perception is not always the reality. When in doubt, always ask questions.

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It was enlightening to know how we get prejudiced easily and making cultural relevance in our learning in our classes builds a positive and fun relationship so it builds the comfort zone to all students in learning.

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I think the one idea that's stuck with me is the idea of the single story, and how I hold space for students to learn and share who they are.

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This video - one I have seen before - is very meaningful. I think it gives us a lot to think about, as we hold stereotypes about various different cultures.

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I loved the story of bringing in a police chief, quite frankly, different cultures could have very different questions. The teaching tolerance website is so important (the high schools have a KIND Campaign (since around 2010) that encourages empathy and understanding.

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The single story video was interesting, and how simple things like apples might be unfamiliar to others based on the country they are in.

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I love the idea of learning of "single stories" and how these might be unconscious - or even conscious biases. I am struggling with how to apply these to my class - which is online and asynchronous. I hope to learn more about techniques that I can apply - Tasha Zander

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I liked the comment that stereotypes may be "true" for a culture but the danger is that they become single stories. I was reminded of stereotypes from a living in a multicultural environment, (i.e., haole kids, like me, are the first ones to raise their hands in class). At times, the "trueness" was so evident that it was funny at times. The danger of course is assuming that's the only story and that it's true of everyone from a certain culture.

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I think the thing that was most interesting was just the idea of multiple stories and the importance in understanding that people have a wide range of narratives that surround them and those around them.

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The danger of observing something in a single view stroke my mind

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Jessica Gomez. I liked the discussion of how we tend to take our first exposure to another culture and create a "single story" out of that. I think that could create some great conversation in my Cross-Cultural Psychology Course. 

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Jessica Gomez. I liked the discussion of how we tend to take our first exposure to another culture and create a "single story" out of that. I think that could create some great conversation in my Cross-Cultural Psychology Course. 

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I loved the Danger of the single story video, I see a use of it in my AJS270 Community Relations course.

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Looking forward to the next five weeks today was a great start