Agree/Disagree Group Discussion by Mrs. Bender

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dylanraileymeneses — 2024-08-15 13:20:59 UTC

The teachers perspectives differed based on what level of education they teach. For example, when it comes to the topic of being underpaid, an elementary teacher agreed with it, while a college professor disagreed.

1. Discuss the main points of your chosen video.

jermeriamoltimer — 2024-08-15 13:21:03 UTC

The main points of our video are the teachers different attitudes towards students, their different backgrounds, and how they felt towards certain aspects of their job. While they all work in education, they hold different positions throughout the education system. For example, one person is a college professor, another a guidance counselor, and the other regular teachers.

4. Provide a visual representation of your video's topic.

maribellesalazar — 2024-08-15 13:21:58 UTC

Main Points of the video

addisonfrank1 — 2024-08-15 13:23:27 UTC

The main points of the Autism Video were the autistic people would rather be accepted then not have to explain themselves and have everyone view them as different or "special." They just want to be in a community and work with people without being pitied or babied for their diagnosis. Each person would explain how they felt about autism and what it was like living with or having it and how it changed their view on the world.

Question 3

aleemkhan — 2024-08-15 13:25:00 UTC

My perspective as a student of a low income immigrant student who has had teachers is good. I think these issues do affect all of the students. The teachers do have the right to there opinions. I do agree with all of the answers the teachers had. I've had a lot of positive experiences with teachers, being positive and giving me leeway. Teachers have always been a kind of haven for me as a students not saying my house life is at all bad. But when it comes to learning and understanding teachers always where. To be honest most children spent more time with their teachers and at school then with there own families. So teachers have always been effective at being role models to students.

juancarrillomedina — 2024-08-15 13:25:46 UTC

Do all ex-criminals think the same?

The main point of the video for me is that even though the ex criminals came from different upbringing and had different crimes, the consequences of their prison sentence has influenced them to think similarly towards the topics

Do all autistic people think the same?

2024-08-15 13:25:58 UTC

I agree with the point made in the video where the people discuss wanted to be treated the same. People with autism are equal and they shouldn't be subjected to unnecessary comments and exclusion just because they're autistic. I think personal bias I might have is not knowing anyone with autism.
1. the picture far up
Anessa Ford

Ex-Criminal

2024-08-15 13:26:49 UTC

Most of the Ex-criminals thought the same while there were a few ex-criminals who did not think the same about some questions asked. For example the question "Can I forgive myself for what I did" Most of them could not forgive themselves for a while, while few of them could forgive themselves quickly. And they did reveal bias opinions based off of their experiences.

Do All Autistic People Think The Same?

addisonfrank1 — 2024-08-15 13:27:01 UTC

Do all autistic people think the same?

cynthiaweng1 — 2024-08-15 13:28:11 UTC

The main point of the video is to show people that all autistic people each have their own opinions. They may agree on some areas, but not all. They believe that they shouldn't be treated differently, and should be included into the community
-Cynthia W.

2024-08-15 13:28:20 UTC

I feel like they were divided into two groups of people. The majority being people that identified a lot more with the stereotypical labels of autism whereas a few people identified themselves as more incorporated into society. It was really obvious who the higher functioning people were and how they felt towards relating to the rest of the people in that room, specially when the "do you feel connected with other autistic people'' question came up because it revealed that some people don't feel connected depending on how much they incorporate themselves into neurotypical standards like the girl with the long skirt. -Nathalie Perez

Did they reveal any bias?

cassandrawhite3 — 2024-08-15 13:29:05 UTC

In the autism video, there was bias revealed because everyone was going off of their own experiences. Everyone went through situations differently and just explained how everyone perspective on autism is different.

Question 2 Autism Video

lismarykellygarcia — 2024-08-15 13:29:29 UTC

In the Autism video, the people all had differing perspectives. While most people agreed, there were at least two or three people who disagreed with the questions asked. They were asked "Are you offended by the word special?" They had very different views for that question. Most felt that the word "special" could be used in a bad way but there were times when it could be used in a positive way so they all had different perspectives towards that.

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rileymcclellan — 2024-08-15 13:29:33 UTC

I think that all Autistic people have their own ways of living because they all have different experiences. I feel like people with autism do struggle to find their place in the world even with other autistic people because of how different their experiences are and what struggles they go through. I feel like us as people who don't have autism treat them differently which isn't good they are still human just like us they just struggle a little more than someone who hasn't had to deal with the bullying, the pity from other people, and even struggling to grow up and do adult things because society wont accept them even at job. Neurotypical society needs to start accepting people with autism as normal people and not treat them differently unless they absolutely need it. -Riley

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2024-08-15 13:30:32 UTC

There are several different perspectives of the people involved in the video, because not all of them go through or deal with the same things so they won't all agree or disagree on the same things. Their perspectives vary depending on the different experiences that they have gone through and how they react differently towards it. -emily z.

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andersonnguyen008 — 2024-08-15 13:31:17 UTC

Do All Autistic People Think The Same?

rileymcclellan — 2024-08-15 13:35:25 UTC

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dylanraileymeneses — 2024-08-15 13:36:39 UTC

The artwork shows the duality of the teaching profession. This represents the question of teachers being underpaid. Higher educations receive more money than the lower ones.

Personal bias on ex-criminal video

2024-08-15 13:37:06 UTC

Most of my group shared the same perspectives as the ex-criminals. A majority of the ex criminals went on the side that shared my perspective on all of the questions. I believe the justice system is unfair, and I probably would not forgive myself for awhile after any serious crime I committed. I know my family relationships wouldn't change based off past experience in the family. I love true crime, and so I have researched ( on my own time) about these perspectives and some of my family members have shared their own experiences and perspectives with the justice system and prison.

3. ex-criminal video

2024-08-15 13:37:43 UTC

All of the criminals presented in the video grew up differently, however, some had very similar opinions. When the statement referring to whether their past did not represented who they are today, they all strongly agreed. I agree with them based on their explanations as well. They expressed that they are not the same as when they came into prison. Their time in prison changed their perspective on life and allowed them to be more grateful and appreciative of the little things.

Maria Zuñiga

2. Ex-Criminal video

2024-08-15 13:38:21 UTC

There are a few different perspectives to the video. Since some of the criminal races are different they all grew up differently and reacted differently to some situations. But for the majority rule, prison shaped them all the same, they all strongly agreed that their past affected who they are today. Some criminals didn't do anything violently while others did, and that also made them have a different perspective to the questions that were being asked each time.

-valeria gonzalez deanda

#3.

leandrocamejobarroeta — 2024-08-15 13:38:36 UTC

I feel like the difference in points of view, between not only their diagnoses, but also their relationships with other autistic people, as well as other people, were all very understandable and interesting to see as they explain their opinions.

Being friends with many people with autism allows me to see what they experience, and I relate to the exclusion and alienation they can feel, as an immigrant that faced many language barriers upon coming to the United States, I can relate to those experiences and feelings.

1. criminal video Tai

2024-08-15 13:39:23 UTC

I think the main point of the videos is that yes they do think the same. As the video title says they are ex criminals and you seen in the video that they are trying to better themselves. One of the big points the people discussed is how their passes aren't going to change but they have grown to be more grateful with themselves even if the guards in jail called them " animals " they still have a purpose in life.

4. Ex-criminals

2024-08-15 13:39:36 UTC

4. criminal Tai

2024-08-15 13:43:37 UTC

leandrocamejobarroeta — 2024-08-15 13:53:00 UTC