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The book distinguished between segregation and self segregation by a subordinate group.  If integration is our goal, it why do we distinguish these?  Both are harmful in ways.  

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The book distinguished between segregation and self segregation by a subordinate group.  If integration is our goal, it why do we distinguish these?  Both are harmful in ways.  

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it is important to distinguish between forced segregation and self-segregation...the motives behind the action do matter. we've had this conversation among my PLC team this week, as there is an autism specific apartment complex opening in Provo soon. 

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it is important to distinguish between forced segregation and self-segregation...the motives behind the action do matter. we've had this conversation among my PLC team this week, as there is an autism specific apartment complex opening in Provo soon. 

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Color blindness is still ongoing in our classroom. Education could benefit from acknowledging cultural differences.

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Jill... To be a good and effective teacher, you have to consider those students with culturally diverse backgrounds when planning  and preparing your lessons.

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Jill... To be a good and effective teacher, you have to consider those students with culturally diverse backgrounds when planning  and preparing your lessons.

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Everyone is actually more than one culture. We are a combination things. - Jake

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I liked that it talked about how everyone has a culture.

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I liked that it talked about how everyone has a culture.

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I thought is was an interesting concept of students believing that they needed to hide their culture. This might be to avoid being abnormal in the group or to feel like they belonged to the culture of the majority.

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I thought is was an interesting concept of students believing that they needed to hide their culture. This might be to avoid being abnormal in the group or to feel like they belonged to the culture of the majority.

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I was worried because the definition of culture didn't seem to include things that manifested culture; however, they did talk about the arts specifically in the next sentence so I do not think it was intentional.

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When schools become more attuned to cultures, academic progress goes up.  - Shira

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When schools become more attuned to cultures, academic progress goes up.  - Shira

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I am always kind of put in my place about the way I teach. That I should be mindful of others thought processes and their learning styles in order to remain the decent human being I believe that I am. This book is reinforcing that behavior.

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How communication styles vary by culture. The concept of being on different "wavelengths" with different students just because their communication styles are different.

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How communication styles vary by culture. The concept of being on different "wavelengths" with different students just because their communication styles are different.

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Abbey

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Treating everyone the same will not necessarily lead to equality; rather, it may end up perpetuating the inequality that already exists

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Treating everyone the same will not necessarily lead to equality; rather, it may end up perpetuating the inequality that already exists

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Zach

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Page 141 talked about deculturization and how people are deprived of their culture and then conditioned to embrace other cultural values.  It did not mention acculturation or assimilation which occurs just as often, or more often among immigrants and refuges and is not necessarily backed by the same motives...although they can have severe social and phychological impacts. 

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Page 141 talked about deculturization and how people are deprived of their culture and then conditioned to embrace other cultural values.  It did not mention acculturation or assimilation which occurs just as often, or more often among immigrants and refuges and is not necessarily backed by the same motives...although they can have severe social and phychological impacts. 

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crystal

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I liked the idea of hybridity. Culture main be the main things one identifies themselves with, but it is certainly not the only one, and the parts of their experience people find identity in is constantly shifting. So while some adaptations for culture may work, don't put all you money on that one horse.

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I liked how in the chapter it says all schools can't become culturally compatible but they can become more multiculturally sensitive. I think that is what got my brain going. And it made me think of what I can do to be more multiculturally aware for the kids.

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Culture can be more than race or country of origin. 

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Culture can be more than race or country of origin. 

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Religion
location
economic
social
jordan n

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Bilingual schools are good, but aren't the fix-all.