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      <title>CIRCLE TIME: STOP MAKING ASSUMPTIONS by Claudia Lossa</title>
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         <title>GROUP: (YOUR LAST NAMES)</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Write down 4 ideas in each question. (Each one has to collaborate with an idea)<br><br>1 What did you think of the stereotypes identified?<br>2 What did you think of the counter-example suggested by others?<br>3 Which counter-examples were novel and most unsusual?<br>4 In what way has this exercise help you to become more aware of making snap judgements?</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 15:21:53 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Garzón, Bassanini, Zambrano, Rendon</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1.-S.G: This stereotypes have to see with the race of the people.<br>A.B: Were they were born.&nbsp;<br>M.R: How was his childhood&nbsp;<br>M.Z: Their aspect.<br><br>2.-S.G: I think all the stereotypes have more good thing than bad things.<br>A.B: I think this examples show how good people are.<br>M.R: This examples make sense because most of the people do it like Chinese people being intelligent.<br>M.Z: I think this examples demostrate different points of view for everyone.<br><br>3.-S.G: Indu people work hard for their things.&nbsp;<br>A.B: LATAM people are humble.<br>M.R: Chinese people are intelligents. M.Z:Japoneses people are very educated.<br><br>4.-Now we see that we are not able to judge someone by the first look and were they were born, but we have to say everyone is different.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 17:11:33 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Adriana Cevallos - Arianna Barzallo  - Guillermo Chica - Sebastián Saltos </title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1-&nbsp;<br>A.C : That is a very used and very absurd stereotype<br>A.B: It is an unusual stereotype, however it is widely used in novels.<br>G.C: That is a very repetitive stereotype<br>S.S: That it is a stereotype that is repeated a lot in groups of adolescents and is used as a joke<br><br>2-&nbsp;<br>A.C: I think they are very accurate and that we should not judge someone by their appearance<br>A.B: That they are true and that judging someone by their hair is ridiculous<br>G.C: That criticizing others for their style is bad and they are true<br>S.S: That they are correct and that they are right we cannot judge by appearance<br><br>3-&nbsp;<br>A.C: That women can have their hair however we want and that does not mean that we are second option<br>A.B: That if we change our style does not mean that it gives them the right to lower us<br><br>4-&nbsp;<br>A.C: Asking people better and not making false arguments just because of their style<br>A.B: Knowing in depth the personality of people<br>G.C: We must not judge at first sight<br>S.S: Don't assume things you don't know<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 17:14:07 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Guerrero - Valero - Silva</title>
         <author>nicolesilva65</author>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. What did you think of the stereotypes identified?<br>Martin: That people talk wrong about other people with just looking at them, but they don’t know they intentions.<br>Marina: most of the people think wrong bait thing around the world.<br>Nicole: What I think of the stereotypes identifies is that people are usually wrong about dome’s culture, attitude and manners. For me people who believe in stereotypes are uncivilized and very impolite.&nbsp;<br><br>2. What did you think of the counter-example suggested by others?<br>Martin: I read the counter - examples and I think that we can’t criticize other people with they social status or economic only because they are different&nbsp;<br>Marina: I read the counter and I notice that we don’t have to judge about the sufarce of other people.<br>Nicole: I read that they’re against stereotypes, that has made me aware that they don’t criticize someone by their looks/social status/economy.<br><br>3. Which counter-example were novel and most unusual?<br>Martin: Nothing unusual&nbsp;<br>Marina: I don’t find anything unusual&nbsp;<br>Nicole: I didn’t read anything out of my expectations, neither unusual.&nbsp;<br><br>4. In what way has this exercise help you to become more aware of making snap judgments?<br>Martin: &nbsp;To know that we can’t say anything about other people without knowing them<br>Marina:this exercise help me to understand that we don’t have to judge people about anything.<br>Nicole: This exercise has helped me to understand other people’s beliefs, all of us are different and we must accept everyone’s opinion, as long as they’re not disrespecting ourselves.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 17:25:40 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Llerena, García, Medina,Tirado</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. What did you think of the stereotypes identified?<br>&nbsp;• That these stereotypes a couple are common to hear. (García)<br>&nbsp;• I think they are wrong with the people. (Medina)<br>&nbsp;• They are not true because we have to experience or know people first. (Llerena)<br>&nbsp;• The stereotypes could be said by jealous people. (Tirado)&nbsp;<br><br><br>2. What did you think of the counter-example suggested by others?<br>&nbsp;• I think that it's OK because not always do we think bad things. (Medina)<br>&nbsp;• It was good because it's true that not always think bad things the stereotypes. (García)</div><div>• I think they're true because we don't have to judge others by their appearance. (Tirado)<br>• We should never judge or talk about someone before meeting them first. (Llerena)</div><div><br>3. Which counter-example was novel and most unusual?<br>&nbsp;• One that says it's a taxi driver. (Medina)<br>• That is the car of a millionaire(García)<br>• The taxi driver one (Llerena)<br>• The one which says the taxi driver. <br><br>4. In what way has this exercise helped you to become more aware of making snap judgments?<br> It helps us to don't criticize others because we judge their appearance. <br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 17:27:47 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Murillo, Calle, Espinoza, Ruiz</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1.-<br>M: I think the stereotypes are wrong and they can hurt people.<br>C: I think they only bring trouble to people.<br>E: I think the people conclude very quickly<br>2.-&nbsp;<br>M:They are stereotypes of today´s society that unfortunately I have heard.<br>C: That is good that people do realize that these stereotypes are totally wrong.<br>3.-&nbsp;<br>M: The policeman in USA are corrupt.<br>C: The people with tattos are more creative.<br>4.-<br>M: Now I realize that first impressions can be wrong and the person can surprise you if you meet him<br>C: That stereotypes must disappear from society.</div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 17:34:19 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Martillo - Madero - Villacis - Tafur</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. What did you think of the stereotypes identified?<br>I think they are stereotypes that happen in real life - Bolivar Madero</div><div>I think we live that every day - Carlos Tafur</div><div>I think that the people that suffers this are bad judged - María Esther Martillo</div><div>I think this people have a hard live because they are criticized a lot - Juan Alfredo Villacis</div><div><br>2. What did you think of the counter-example suggested by others?</div><div>&nbsp;I think that these people have a chance in their live but other people just are focus on judge them - María Esther MartilloA think they are right because these people are bad judge - Bolivar Madero&nbsp;<br>That people are very critical with the appearance of people - Juan Alfredo Villacis</div><div>That they are correct and that people can't criticize someone just because of their appearance - Carlos Tafur&nbsp;<br><br>3. Which counter-examples were novel and most unusual ?<br>We think no because our counter-examples are based in true experiences that we have seen and live in our lifes&nbsp;<br><br>4. In what way has this exercise helped you to become more aware of making snap judgments?<br>That we don’t have to judged people before knowing them well - María Esther Martillo<br>That every person has a different story of their lives<br>- Bolivar Madero<br>That most of the people are judged every day because of their clothes, their style, etc - Juan Alfredo Villacis<br>That when you more a person you can have a different opinion of them - Carlos Tafur<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2023-01-17 21:20:20 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>Lira - Ayora - Mestanza - Jurado</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><strong><em>1. What did you think of the stereotypes identified?</em></strong><br>✦ Lira: They're very common, often part of the culture or "education" of a place. However, it doesn't means they're correct.<br><br><strong><em>2. What did you think of the counter-example suggested by others?</em></strong><br>✦ Lira: Consider most of them correct and logical, but a quite superficials. Two of them were deeper reasoning.<br><br><strong><em>3. Which counter-examples were novel and most unsusual?</em></strong><br>✦ Lira: I read one saying just a philosophy phrase, which function as an counter-examples without any paragraph of argumentation.<br><strong><br>4. In what way has this exercise help you to become more aware of making snap judgements? </strong><br>✦ Lira: I believe it helped in the knowledge of more types of judgements to better determine boundaries of my comments or understand when someone is stereotyping and not giving an opinion.</div>]]></description>
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