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         <title>Journal 1</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Before I graduated high school, I was so set on becoming an English teacher. I didn’t have the best experience in high school, and I found that the people that made school better/worth going to were my teachers, and since I love to write, but I do not have the confidence to pursue it as a career, I thought that a High School English teacher would be a perfect career for me. And I wanted to be that teacher for future students. <br>Until, I joined a class my first semester at MJC where it helped explore different career paths, and I got a lot of results that had to help children. Out of all the results that stood out to me, Social Worker was the one that really got me. <br>I didn’t tell anyone I was planning on switching majors, because I was embarrassed cause I thought that it was bad. Here were all my friends set on what they wanted to be, meanwhile I was having second thoughts.<br>There was this white tent at MJC, and they were giving “readings,” and the guy that read me, started talking to me, and asked me if I was planning on changing my major. And I was in shock, and told him yes. And he responded with, “Something in the field with children, right?” And I told him yes, and he told me that it would be a perfect career for me, and that made me want to switch more.<br>But, I still didn’t do anything about it. What really pushed me to start exploring classes that had to do around Child Development and Psychology was the Gabriel Fernandez case.<br>I watched the series on Netflix, and I saw how a few the Social Workers didn’t do their job right, and I want to prevent that from happening to other kids.<br>I want to go to UC Santa Cruz, but they don’t have a Child Development option there, so my counselor suggested that I major in Child Development, and then switch my major to Psychology when I go, so that is what I have decided to do, which lead me to your class. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>JOURNAL #2</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Explain the importance of diversity and how you will support it in your work.”</div><div><br></div><div>Diversity is extremely important. I remember as a kid, diversity was common in families, nationalities, everything. There were different types of kids in my elementary school, from Mexican (myself), Black, White, and Asian. There were also some who lived with grandparents, parents, I remember one even living with their older sister.&nbsp; I do agree with the articles that that’s where kids are most exposed to diversity, and I remember my Kindergarten teacher being extremely inclusive. As I got older, diversity became very huge, because not only were there different types of nationalities, but they were also mixed. And amongst my family, my younger cousins began to become more and more diverse.</div><div>I find it important, because it exists everywhere, and it is one of those things where it has to be acknowledged to show that, yes we are different in the sense of we are our own person, but, we’re all the same as humans. I plan on supporting it by making sure to do activities like having family members come in and speak, making sure dolls have different types of ages and nationalities, because that is something I remember from Kindergarten, and I do believe it helps show kids diversity.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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