CRT Reflection by Isabella Pucci

007817726 — 2025-10-02 02:42:03 UTC

I see my own culture being represented in my future classroom by having French elements and bringing in treats from Europe.

007817726 — 2025-10-02 02:44:27 UTC

Makes learning more meaningful
Students feel respected and understood
Builds a positive and inclusive classroom environment

I see my culture being represented in my future classroom by having bilingual books that are in English and in Spanish and having a Mexican flag hung up in my room.

2025-10-03 03:03:19 UTC

nicole vogt

2025-10-03 03:03:20 UTC

I believe it is important because you not only get to build a relationship with them, but you also get to learn from them. Students want to share, but its our responsibility to give them the opportunity

2025-10-03 03:03:45 UTC

So teachers know what to add to lessons for students can feel included

2025-10-03 03:03:53 UTC

I am Hispanic so I would probably bring in safe treats to have and then also talk about some of the traditions that my family do.

007926107 — 2025-10-03 03:03:56 UTC

I can see my culture or traditions being represented in my classroom in bits and pieces. Showing students my family and I come from and showing them different traditions that I have.

2025-10-03 03:03:56 UTC

I would love to incorporate music in my daily routine, music is a universal language and music from Mexico is So diverse I can see myself incorporating a lesson into it as well.

2025-10-03 03:04:16 UTC

I would love to have books that share information about Mexican holidays, culture, and food.

2025-10-03 03:04:27 UTC

It opens up a window of bonding with one another. You get to learn more about your students and all their likings.

I can see my culture being represented in my future classroom by adding bilingual content in the classroom and decorating it with Mexican elements.

2025-10-03 03:04:28 UTC

2025-10-03 03:05:09 UTC

I think it is important because this is who the student are. You want to make sure that all your students feel welcome and safe.

2025-10-03 03:05:16 UTC

Incorporating things like music and books in the classroom

Gabriela B

gabrielabarroso5051 — 2025-10-03 03:05:30 UTC

I think that I would have books that are based on my culture and maybe take in food such as tamales.

arissa

2025-10-03 03:05:51 UTC

I think it's important because it creates a more inclusive and respectful classroom environment, and it would avoid misunderstandings or unintentional offense.

007926107 — 2025-10-03 03:06:08 UTC

It’s important for teachers to know about students culture because that is how we connect with them! By showing interest in where students are from we are showing them that they matter in our classroom!

007565409 — 2025-10-03 03:06:19 UTC

I see my culture being represented in my future classroom by having books that are bilingual and sharing my background with my students.

2025-10-03 03:07:21 UTC

I see my own culture/family tradition being represented in my future classroom by incorporating elements such as culture days, where I can introduce my own culture to my students and bring in different foods for them to try (and the students can do the same). :)

007565409 — 2025-10-03 03:08:30 UTC

I think its important for teachers to know their students cultures so they can create activities and lessons that can make all students feel included.

I see my culture being represented in my future classroom by having bilingual posters, bilingual books, and include my Mexican heritage.

2025-10-03 03:10:21 UTC

2025-10-03 03:11:06 UTC

Students will be more open to learning when they feel seen and accepted in the classroom

2025-10-03 03:14:00 UTC

I'd add some books from my culture to my classroom library (Scandinavian - some some cute gnome books). I'd also share the different holiday traditions from my family and culture and use that as an invitation and conversation about everyone's culture