https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu Use the Three Lenses Model (mirror, microscope, and binoculars) to reflect on your learning from the jigsaw activity and post your musings here. The guiding questions at the top of the column will help you formulate responses. Be sure that your first and last name are listed somewhere in your posts. en-us 2021-01-24 22:00:17 UTC 2021-02-01 05:25:13 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137877742 I learned that I have a huge job ahead of me, and that my job has changed so much over the decades.]]> 2021-01-28 18:18:26 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137877742 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137887407 I learned that teaching and schools have changed in huge ways from desegregation to bilingual education. We face social justice issues, and need to work together to solve these major problems.]]> 2021-01-28 18:20:09 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137887407 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137897246 I think a way we can use what we learned about our education system to create a more just educational system is by teaching children about our history and inviting them to have a voice in how they are taught and what is valued in the classroom.]]> 2021-01-28 18:21:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137897246 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137911512 Through the examination of the history of American public schools, I learned that my role as an educator has changed over the years but that doesn't make the role any less important. In addition to that, I must be a leader in the classroom and push for changes - you can't be quiet and just let things happen and still expect change, you have to voice what you believe in and be that change. ]]> 2021-01-28 18:24:25 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137911512 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137923452 The teaching profession has changed numerous times throughout the years, building blocks in the past have been made for the teachers of the future. The profession of teaching has changed from teaching biblical script to curriculum. The public education system has the responsibility of being a strong role model for impressionable children and that can be a huge strength, if used accordingly. The challenges that the teaching profession face is making sure that all students feel welcome in the classroom and making sure all students are advancing and overcoming challenges. ]]> 2021-01-28 18:26:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137923452 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137937051 We can use what we have learned about the public education system in the United States to create a more just educational system by not repeating the past and creating social change based on what we have learned, using our position to be leaders and use our actions and not just our voices to make this change happen, the change that needs to happen sooner than later.]]> 2021-01-28 18:29:01 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1137937051 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138177921 After looking at the History of America's Education System, I realized that it is a teacher's job to provide equal education/opportunity to all students. I also believe that it is up to teachers to model equality in order to create a generation of people who don't judge another person based of the color of their skin, gender, religion, etc.  One challenge that I belive many teachers face, is the challenge against society. For instance, a teacher might try to teach against racism, but if the community around the school is racist, this teacher might struggle to battle against their student's commmunity.]]> 2021-01-28 19:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138177921 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138192186 2021-01-28 19:17:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138192186 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138192631 2021-01-28 19:17:42 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138192631 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138240042 I learned that it is important to learn from history so we don't repeat the past. My role as an educator is to give my students a safe space where they are all given equal opportunities. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:26:55 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138240042 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138253275 I learned that the teaching profession has gone through many different changes in over the years. I think that the strengths include trying to put the students first and valuing their learning environment. The challenges in the teaching profession include ensuring that all students will get an equal opportunity. I think it is on the teachers to ensure that they do their very best to give all their students a safe, fair, and welcoming environment. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:29:31 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138253275 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138278706 After learning more about the public education system, I realize that it is important to learn from the past mistakes and realize that duty that teachers carry. Children spend most of their time with their teachers, and I believe it is important that the classroom is used as a safe environment where students can express their opinions and be able to be themselves without judgement. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:34:45 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138278706 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138292768 I learned that, as educators, our job is not to change the students who walk into our class, but our job is to provide our students with multiple perspectives, and let them decide what to believe. In the past, teachers have truly tried to change the students to conform to society, but that should not be a priority now.
 ]]> 2021-01-28 19:37:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138292768 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138311625 I learned that we must provide equal learning opportunities and treatment to our students regardless of their background. We must not exhibit any personal biased in the classroom because that is not fair to the students. We must also help shape students into having the correct behavior and mindset when it comes to students of all backgrounds. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:41:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138311625 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138313810 Something that I learned about the teaching profession in the U.S. was that schools are granted funding based on standardized testing scores. Some strengths of the public education system would be that schools are working hard to provide more programs for English Language Learners. Some challenges that the teaching profession faces, is the fact that so many educators are fixated on teaching to the test, and are afraid to venture out and try different approaches to teaching concepts. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:42:02 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138313810 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138321186 Something that I learned was that there has been so many different approaches to learning. Many different beliefs have been vocalized by different individuals regarding homework, length of school days/years, and the curriculum. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:43:38 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138321186 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138326103 Using what I have learned, I can learn from my mistakes and take different techniques and skills that I have learned from the history of public education and implement it into my classroom. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:44:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138326103 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138337713 I learned that we can't change a student but as educators we should inform the students and give them all the info/tools they need to be able to see things from different perspectives. Allowing them to be more open with all different thoughts and beliefs that people may have.
 ]]> 2021-01-28 19:47:14 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138337713 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138347028 I think we can all agree that we look at the history of public education in the U.S. and understand that we have already come so far, and need to continue to strive for growth. We should take data and statistics into consideration when observing what has worked in the past and what has not. This goes for materials, acceptance, and curriculum. We don't want to repeat history.]]> 2021-01-28 19:49:15 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138347028 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138347413 I learned that there have been so many changes when it comes to teaching. One strengthen is the added funding a support for students with disabilities in schools. Allowing them to be provided with all the resources they will need. A challenge is teaching to the test and memorization instead of being able to teach the students to learn and love learning.]]> 2021-01-28 19:49:21 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138347413 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138351431 That I as a future educator need to make sure I am being inclusive to all students. Making sure that my intentions are not to assimilate my students to our American beliefs. That I need to continue putting myself in their shoes in order to reach their perspective and support them through that.  ]]> 2021-01-28 19:50:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138351431 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138361939 I learned that our strengths in the school system is that we do want our students to grow and learn. We also love our students and do care for them greatly. Challenges can be tough to identify because of the array of different students who are in a given classroom. School districts need to continue pushing towards less standardize testing and setting unrealistic goals for students without giving them a foundation to work from. I also learned that teachers have always had some form of deficit thinking in their work space, so moving forward we need to remind ourselves to not feed this type of thinking.]]> 2021-01-28 19:52:38 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138361939 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138362156 Using what I have learned, I was able to realize that its okay to look at the past and look at what didn't work in oder to make the changes needed. While also learning that as teachers we need to use our voices and support our children by doing what is best for them in the long run. ]]> 2021-01-28 19:52:41 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138362156 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138406392 We can begin to understand what NOT to do in the educational system. So we should continue looking at the past and making sure we change what didnt work. There is so much data that shows what continues to not work today, and so this needs to be a reminder that change needs to be made. Most importantly we can change our ways of thinking about students and their families, and learn to not put labels on others.]]> 2021-01-28 20:03:10 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138406392 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138591601 I learned that I must become a teacher that advocates for justice in schools. Being a teacher is not an easy job, but it is a crucial role in the lives of students, and I must work to be a help to their well-being and future. Recognizing each and every student's potential to learn is very important, no matter where they come from, what language they speak, etc.]]> 2021-01-28 20:52:31 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138591601 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138616658 The role of teachers has changed often throughout American's history. The classroom was once teacher-centered, and it was easier to become a teacher back then than it is now. The public education system has created more programs to assist students who are, for example, English-language learners, or exceptional learners in their academics. A challenge the teaching profession faces is that all students learn differently, and it is the teacher's job to use different methods to successfully teach each student to their full potential. Satisfying all their students can be very difficult for teachers.]]> 2021-01-28 21:00:15 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138616658 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138655091 History shows that the public education system has gone through many changes, and a lot of them have shown positive outcomes in student learning. However, there are still some flaws in the school system -- some obvious, some not-so-obvious. Understanding the concept of justice and implementing that into classrooms can induce a positive change into the public education system, and history shows that this is possible.]]> 2021-01-28 21:12:47 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138655091 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138948044 I learned that educators play a crucial role in either perpetuating the old schooling practices or progressively moving towards newer, healthier schooling practices. As a teacher, I ultimately set the tone of my classroom, and I am going to work towards a culture of inclusivity with my students.]]> 2021-01-28 23:32:45 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138948044 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138957511 I learned that the teaching profession in the United States has been influenced by many different people and even by business corporations. The strengths of the public school system are that it is no longer a male-dominated profession, and women are welcome to be teachers (so that's a plus). The qualifications to becoming a teacher have been set to a higher standard, so there is also a degree of certification that maintains the quality of education. One challenge we continue to face, however, is the so-called "necessary evil" of standardized testing. Students are complex and individualized, as are the citizens of the United States; yet the standardized test only measures one specific way and does not take into account the entire knowledges a student may have. There must be a better way to measure how American students are doing; we just haven't found it yet.]]> 2021-01-28 23:39:39 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138957511 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138985690 We can use what we learned to create a more just educational system by becoming agents for change. We, as teachers, must not lie down and succumb to "doing what has always been done". We cannot become part of the problem. When we enter the public school system, we must stand up for progressive movement in public education. The more teachers stand up for a just education system, the more likely it is we will see change. One person can make small changes within their own environment; many can create a national movement.]]> 2021-01-28 23:58:55 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1138985690 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139371662 After examining the history of American public schools, I realized that is my job as an educator to foster change and encourage acceptance in my classroom. There have been many reforms made to the education system, but there is still work that needs to be done and it can begin in the classroom with how we promote learning equality. ]]> 2021-01-29 04:05:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139371662 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139380703 Overall, I learned how much the teaching profession has changed over the years, but how much it still needs to change. Though the profession used to be male-dominant and selective, it now has a much broader community. The same can be said for the students. Over time boys and girls of all different races and ethnicities have gained the right to the same education. However, there are many more steps that can be taken towards these students' educational equality. With the incorporation of Special Education programs in public schools, the education system has made great strides in providing the necessary accommodations for children with various disabilities. However, it is still a challenge for teachers to meet all the needs of their students. Now, with standardized testing, teachers have to worry about their students simply passing sometimes more than actually comprehending the information. This is a situation that doesn't have an easy fix, but should continue to be discussed.]]> 2021-01-29 04:12:50 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139380703 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139396447 By seeing where the public education system started compared to seeing where it is now, it is obvious that a lot of change has occurred. However, there is still so much more that we can do in order to ensure a more just education system and it all starts in the classroom. The way we treat our students and the way we treat ourselves plays a huge role in the students' understandings of how they should treat others. For the majority of their day, students are in school. If we foster acceptance within the classroom and always make sure everyone in the class is heard, we can show our students how society should and could be. We must be advocators for our students and strive to better their learning environment and educational system. We must recognize that the education system has come a long way, but not accept things for the way they are. We need to imagine what it could be and then strive to achieve that.]]> 2021-01-29 04:25:25 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1139396447 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142748009 I learned that as an educator it is my role to make all students feel represented in my classroom. That means providing resources about multiple cultures and back grounds while also implemeting a multicultural experience. The history of American public schools high lights the much needed challenge to curriculum and management styles in the classroom. As an educator I must be an advocate for all of my students.]]> 2021-01-29 23:08:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142748009 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142751782 Strengths of the public school system is the consistency throughout the systems. To explain, I see that in this history we see that it is more times than not that students will be taught by a woman, or exposure to diversity. Teaching has broadened in recent years and become more equitable for students, but this is not enough. Challenges include teaching in a way that is effective to all students and making accomadations for those who need be. Overall everything has positive and negative aspects, it is the person behind it that chooses to let those run their mind. We must learn to be openminded to all ideas and teach students to the best of our ability with the resources given.]]> 2021-01-29 23:12:04 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142751782 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142757623 With the information given during this Jigsaw lesson there is multiple things to be learned. First, as teachers we must represent each student equally. Second, the same curriculum with some minor changes have been taught for far to long. We need to challenge the status quo and implement more representation for all students from multiple different backgrounds. Third, women dominate this field, especially at the elementary left. Why is that? Males need to be more prominent to the field to bring one more peice of diversity to the classroom. Lastly, by seeing all students as human becomings, we are all triying our best to become better and giving students a few free passes to express themselves, never hurts.]]> 2021-01-29 23:17:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142757623 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142903970 As an educator it is my role to push towards new standards and curriculum. I need to continue to grow and help my students grow with positive change. I will help create the positive change. I will bring equity into the classroom and help all students with their own needs.]]> 2021-01-30 02:09:10 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142903970 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142907245 The teaching profession has come a long way and has definitely changed a lot. The public education is become more inclusive but we still have some improving to do. Some challenges in the teaching profession is making sure everyone is getting the teaching they need. Testing is definitely a challenge not only on students but also teachers. Checking for the students understanding should be done in a way that benefits the student. ]]> 2021-01-30 02:13:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142907245 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142915327 To start creating a more educational system we must fight for what is right and best for the students. We also must start by being good role models to our students. Teaching the students about our history and cultures can impact our society positively. Allowing the students to be co-teachers and stating their opinions will help in discussion. ]]> 2021-01-30 02:23:20 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1142915327 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143016246 As an educator, I want to have my classroom setting feel as open and comfortable as possible. I need to push my students to go outside their comfort zone. I need to be able to represent diversity and multiculturalism. I learned that there have been many movements in history that have helped get us to this point, but we need to do more to help ensure positivity and inclusiveness. 

]]> 2021-01-30 04:36:13 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143016246 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143019286 I learned that the education system has changed so much over the years. The system has had their ups and downs but through this we have learned to do better. We still have a long way to go because there needs to be equality present in our classrooms and future classrooms. Teaching in general is challenging but it becomes so rewarding when you see what you are teaching reflect in all of your students. 

]]> 2021-01-30 04:41:06 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143019286 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143021634 One way I think we can create a more just education system is showing our students the many movements that have taken place in history. These movement started and ended for many different reasons. Students need to know that you can always stand up for what you believe in. Everybody should be treated equally no matter what they look like or what they believe. This also needs to be represented in our classrooms as well. Students learn best by seeing examples of this character. 

]]> 2021-01-30 04:44:48 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143021634 monikagwilt https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143797380 I learned that my role as an educator is to be a leader in the classroom, and to advocate for all students. It is important that my students are all represented in the classroom, and my classroom is a safe place for them. I have a long road ahead of me, but I am determined. ]]> 2021-01-30 16:46:27 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143797380 monikagwilt https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143807149 Many things have changed within the public education system in the US over the years. A strength of the education system is the support, advocacy, resources, and monetary support when it comes to Special Education, ESL, etc. I think some challenges are funding, and mental health with students and educators.]]> 2021-01-30 16:52:35 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143807149 monikagwilt https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143811888 Some ways we can create a just educational system is by learning from the past, and for educators to be life long learners. Never be afraid to make mistakes and ask for help. ]]> 2021-01-30 16:55:42 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1143811888 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144002097 I learned that as a teacher, I will have many roles in my student's life. I will not only be teaching them core saubjects,  but I will also be teaching them how to act, how to form relationships, and how to be a contributing member to society.]]> 2021-01-30 18:56:17 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144002097 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144004665 We can use what we have learned from the public education system to keep track of the mistakes we have made so we don't repeat them. I also believe by looking into the past, we can see patterns in society, and this can prepare us to get our children on the right track.]]> 2021-01-30 18:58:08 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144004665 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144315009 I learned that continuing forward progress towards justice is vital to educational success. Students learn best in an environment where they feel welcomed and fully supported, and changes made over the decades have offered greater opportunities for children.]]> 2021-01-31 00:03:00 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144315009 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144315875 The role of teachers has remained somewhat similar over the decades, but attitudes towards teaching have changed and developed. Educators play an increasingly vital role as advocates for their students to ensure the best possible education for them.]]> 2021-01-31 00:04:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144315875 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144316958 Every teacher can make a difference in the lives of their students by doing their best to learn how to make all students feel included and valued no matter where they are and where they come from. Advocacy plays a big role in justice, and we also need to teach and encourage our students to be advocates for themselves and their peers.]]> 2021-01-31 00:06:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144316958 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144323401 I learned that as an educator, I must promote justice and equity in my classroom. I also have to make sure that each student has to feel welcome and accepted. This can come from using and providing materials that represent the different backgrounds, cultures, and identities the students have.]]> 2021-01-31 00:16:34 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144323401 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144331531 I learned that the teaching profession in the United States has changed over time. As society changes and advances, teaching and education must change as well. One of the strengths is that it has worked towards including everyone and providing them with the proper tools and resources. This however, still needs improvement. A challenge is the large focus on having students pass the standardized tests, leading to educators to teach to the test. This puts more emphasis on teaching the concepts needed to pass. It also puts pressure on the students and teacher.]]> 2021-01-31 00:30:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144331531 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144339405 We can create a more just educational system by first looking at history and learning from it. We must also be active in working towards justice, otherwise there will not be a change. Educators must also teach and show their students to work towards change and justice. ]]> 2021-01-31 00:45:17 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144339405 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144467855 After examining the history of American Schools, I have learned that as a future educator, it is my responsibility to make sure that all of my students have the same opportunities and materials necessary to ensure their success. Part of my jobs is to promote and make progress towards justice and equity. I want to be the teacher that removes all barriers that can make it difficult for students in school. For example, things like race, gender, ethnicity, etc. ]]> 2021-01-31 04:12:59 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144467855 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144475403 After learning about the United States public education  system, I believe that those in the education world should learn from the errors our system in the past. We should learn from what has worked and what has also not worked. By doing this, we're able to avoid any past mistakes. We should be finding a way to make all things school-related accessible to students. We should also be advocating and being the voice for these students so that they not only have a good educational experience, but an opportunity to thrive an grow. We should take time getting to know each of our students, equally, to give them the necessary instruction.  ]]> 2021-01-31 04:19:23 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144475403 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144508424 After completing the jigsaw puzzle and learning about the teaching profession, I learned that the education system here in the United States has a few flaws. One of these flaws/challenges would be the increasing rate at which students are being tested. These assessments being constantly given to students can stress them out, even if it may be necessary to track their growth. Another challenge that teachers may also be with being able to make sure that all students are on track. It can be challenging because they have more than a handful of students to keep track of so it is important for teachers to get to know their students and their needs. A strength of the education system has been that it has become more inclusive as the years have passed. Students have been able to obtain the necessary materials for the education a lot easier than they have been before.]]> 2021-01-31 04:44:37 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1144508424 jenniferjones131 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146012815 What I learned as a future educator is not only to be grateful for the progress we have made in education, but also to remind myself that the timeline is not finished yet and we still have a lot of work to do to make sure every child in America has an equal and equitable education. We have made a lot of progress in regards to equal and equitable classrooms, however not every district or school in America can state that fact, which is why the next step is for education is getting closer to Justice for every one of our students.]]> 2021-01-31 18:24:27 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146012815 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146020065 I learned that throughout the years things have changed for educators. I learned that we have to work through every change and that my role as an educator is always important.

]]> 2021-01-31 18:28:13 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146020065 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146022281 I learned that there was a lot of changes when it comes to the teacher profession and education.  The strengths is that they try to change it in order to fit what is going on. Now we have bilingual programs because we have more people who's first language is not English. Some challenges would be making every student welcomed and have a curriculum that fits what they need.

]]> 2021-01-31 18:29:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146022281 jenniferjones131 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146024015 One of the biggest things I learned about the teaching profession is that in the early years Catherine Beecher set up the feminization of education in order to have some area that women could influence and be independent without sacrificing modesty. I knew the profession was fairly female dominated but I never new it was because of one woman. I think the strengths in education are the constant changes in order to adapt to our students ever-growing needs. I feel like if education did not change throughout time we would see a lot of issues in our students. The challenges we still see is that despite these changes, there is still a lot of work to do for our students depending on the area they live in. North Texas schools is where I feel we see a lot of that positive change but then you look at big city public schools like in Detroit or NYC that still need a lot of help yet it seems like no one is helping them.]]> 2021-01-31 18:30:18 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146024015 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146037314 We know what we should do and what we should not do. We can learn from our mistakes and keep on going. We should learn our students needs in the classroom so that we can help them be successful.

]]> 2021-01-31 18:37:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146037314 jenniferjones131 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146061566 The way we can use what we learned to create a more just educational system is by learning from any past mistakes while we change and not repeating them. We are constantly growing and adapting to our students needs and although we still have a ways to go, we need to be there for our students and at least show them we are trying to change. ]]> 2021-01-31 18:49:12 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146061566 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146255956 We can create a more just educational system by trying to learn from our mistakes and see how our past mistakes can help us create a better and brighter educational system. ]]> 2021-01-31 20:36:46 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146255956 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146265393 I learned that the teaching profession in the United States has grown significantly, however, it is still not perfect and could be a powerful tool to resolve some challenges. One of the strengths of the teaching profession is it worked to break down the walls of segregation. Thanks to things like Brown vs. Board of Education and Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, the walls of segregation were able to be broken down and inclusion was able to take place. A challenge the teaching profession still faces is in some areas funding is lower than others. This makes things like getting new supplies or new curriculum difficult for some.  ]]> 2021-01-31 20:43:02 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146265393 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146266527 I learned how important my role as an educator has become. Educators are the foundation to future generations. Although the role of educators have continuously changed throughout history, and continue to change, the need and importance remains the same. 

]]> 2021-01-31 20:43:41 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146266527 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146268796 I learned that being a teacher in the U.S. has many different key factors and components. Most importantly, being caregivers to our students. I think a big part of being an educator comes from the idea that we are here for our students. Not only for their academic achievements but also for their personal achievements. Being there for our students academically, emotionally and personally is one of the biggest key factors in being a successful and strong educator. Some challenges include the resources and power to change things for our students. Such as supplying the accurate materials if we are teaching in a low socio-economic community. Some things as educators we have no power over, but there must be a change in the system.]]> 2021-01-31 20:45:15 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146268796 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146274528 As explained before, I think being an educator is so much more than just being an educator. We must learn to be there for our students not just the curriculum. We must be there for them academically, mentally, emotionally and personally. Building those relationships with our students will not only help them succeed in the classroom but also outside of there as well.]]> 2021-01-31 20:48:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146274528 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146286043 I learned that my role as an educator is to try hard to be an advocate for my students. I learned that I should speak out and try my best to get my students the education they deserve .]]> 2021-01-31 20:56:09 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146286043 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146286132 After gaining a better understanding of the history of public education, I learned that my role as a future educator is very important and we can create a better future for generations of students to come.]]> 2021-01-31 20:56:13 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146286132 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146290343 I learned about how educators need to first focus on the relationships with students and be a role model along with teaching the curriculum. Some strengths I noticed about the public education system is that it's always changing and adapting to the world. For example, the fight for equality in 1950-1980. The challenge goes along with the public education systems strength. Working in the teaching profession comes with change everyday which can be hard but it's necessary.]]> 2021-01-31 20:59:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146290343 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146306053 The most important thing, I believe, to kept in mind is that our students as people, outside the classroom, need someone to listen and guide them. As future educators, we need to build these relationships and understand the significance. In doing so, we can keep in mind what is right for each student and the education system as a whole.]]> 2021-01-31 21:09:01 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146306053 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146329415 I have learned that my role as an educator is to push the boundaries of education in the way I teach. Education is constantly changing and evolving and it is my role to make sure I am doing everything I can in my power to help my students while still respecting the systems in place. ]]> 2021-01-31 21:24:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146329415 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146333421 I learned that the teaching profession in the United States is ever evolving. It is constantly changing with the times. But, there are still many aspects that are in place from the earliest days such as teachers getting lesser paid despite the amount of education it takes to become a teacher. This is one of the challenges the teaching profession faces. ]]> 2021-01-31 21:27:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146333421 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146342385 The educational system lacks a lot of justice. There are many discrepancies in the system that vary on factors that are out of our students control. By keeping this in mind when we teach, we are able to hopefully make a small impact on how just the education system is. It is important to consider that there are many things out of students' control, which is why it is important to treat each student with equity and to strive to create a welcoming environment. ]]> 2021-01-31 21:33:57 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146342385 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146523149 I learned the importance of a teachers role in the classroom. Not only are teachers responsible for educating their students about the curriculum, but also about social development and life skills, In order to continue to improve the education system, teachers must constantly adjust their lessons to the students needs and curriculum requirements. 

]]> 2021-02-01 00:12:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146523149 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146529980 2021-02-01 00:17:30 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146529980 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146546914 2021-02-01 00:29:36 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146546914 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146547429 After learning about the history of American public schools, I learned that it is my role as an educator to push the limits and make sure that equality is something found not only in my class room, but all classrooms. ]]> 2021-02-01 00:29:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146547429 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146563619 One think I learned about the public education system was that grammar schools were only attended by males, and that gender bias was a big problem in the public education system. However, one strength was that this was reversed by Title IX which made it illegal to discriminate on the basis of gender. ]]> 2021-02-01 00:41:24 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146563619 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146569184 We can use what we learned about the public education system to ensure that wrong doings such as discrimination are never seen in classrooms again. It is up to us as educators to inform future generations about history, so that the bad parts aren't repeated. ]]> 2021-02-01 00:45:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146569184 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146589377 I thought it was really interesting to look at all the similarities and differences from then and now. Like how IQ testing started in the late 1800's and how it was the foundation of standardized testing which is a common system we still use today. And one of the main differences I found was how we didn't take non-american students into consideration because that is simply not heard of nor should it be tolerated in today's world.]]> 2021-02-01 00:58:40 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146589377 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146596991 One interesting thing I learned was that there weren't education acts for students with disabilities until 1976 which was a little over 50 years ago. I just think it's crazy how far we have ]]> 2021-02-01 01:03:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146596991 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146648676 I learned that education is constantly changing, and we need to face that change head on. Schooling has gone in so many different directions and its no doubt that it will continue to change, and it is important that we embrace that change and do the best with what we are given.]]> 2021-02-01 01:36:58 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146648676 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146651909 I learned that throughout history, it took time to ensure that everyone had an equal opportunity to education. That is something that has definitely improved throughout the years, however there are still instances where students with disabilities are having to fight to receive an appropriate education. A challenge that the teaching profession faces is the standardization of content. While teaching standards are not a bad thing in school, teachers are having to start teaching to standards rather than just teaching content for the sake of learning.]]> 2021-02-01 01:39:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146651909 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146661328 I think we can use what we learned about the public education system to assure students and teachers that change is necessary and is a good thing. It seems that sometimes schools are wanting to have a one size fits all education system, which isn't always realistic. It is important to recognize that education is always changing, and as long as you are involved in school you will need to adjust to that change.]]> 2021-02-01 01:45:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146661328 amashleymorales https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146684549 From the outside it can seem like the public education system hasn't changed much, or at all, but there have been changes.]]> 2021-02-01 02:00:44 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146684549 amashleymorales https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146687387 I learned that the education system does change and that I need to be an advocate for students so that the changes do not negatively affect them.]]> 2021-02-01 02:02:41 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146687387 amashleymorales https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146689241 Be mindful of students, kids learn from people that they like.]]> 2021-02-01 02:03:59 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146689241 saiydeceelias https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146704677 I learned how important my role as an educator is and how I will have to push myself in order to help my students succeed. Education is constantly changing, and we need to use what we are given to benefit our students. 

]]> 2021-02-01 02:14:01 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146704677 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146708948 I learned that education is evolving through out time, but there are still things that in modern time we still use. As a future educator I need to adapt with the change for my future students success. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:16:54 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146708948 saiydeceelias https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146711949 I learned that in the 1800s, education was mainly a profession for males because females were seen as "housewives". Then, Catherine Beecher came along and offered that women become teachers because they have that nurturing instinct plus wouldn't have to be paid as much, so it helped out with their financial problem. One strength that I learned about was there is a funding for disability students that allows them to receive the resources they need to accomplish. A challenge teachers face is the increase in testing for students. As it does allow us to track their growth, it can become stressful and overwhelming for the teacher and students making it difficult for the students to complete tests/assessments to their full potential. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:18:53 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146711949 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146713618 I learned in the 1900-1950s they did standardized tests and with that educators then picked which path the students had to take. It reminds me about SAT and ACT determines what colleges we get to go to because of the score. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146713618 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146715728 Sorry something went wrong on my last post but I was going to say it's crazy how far we've come, but it's also crazy that students with disabilities weren't truly recognized until the 70's.]]> 2021-02-01 02:21:20 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146715728 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146719030 We can use what we have learned from the mistakes in history to set up a better future. Teachers are the students role models that see everyday and we need to set the example for them to follow. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:23:26 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146719030 saiydeceelias https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146726190 We can create a more just educational system by studying the history of education more and learning from it. I learned a bunch just from this one assignment that has opened my eyes more on the history of education. The more we know about the history and changes the more we can learn and adjust from it. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:28:17 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146726190 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146756227 What I learned about my role as an educator as a result of examining the history of American public schools, is that as an educator we have to learn to be in environments that have adversity, diversity, in an every day school setting. Throughout the history of American public schools, since the beginning, public schools have always dealt with the backlash of either having students of color, students from different backgrounds, religion, different languages spoken by students, as well as any things that have to do with just being human. Education has evolved over the last couple hundred years due to living and learning in the school setting. Examining the history of American public schools, I have found out that every year us teachers have to adjust to our students to the way they are, how they learn, what they want to learn, and what is best for them to learn. Every year we find new ways to become more effective as teachers and do things that are more efficient in the classroom setting wither with classroom activities, homework, testing, projects, etc. Not just with improving on those things but as well as over the course of the history of American public schools, schools have done a much better job to implement the importance of diversity within the classrooms, either from having different background's, speaking a different language, being a different race, or having different religions. The most important thing in the school environment is for the students not to feel threatened, and see school as a safe environment to be in. ]]> 2021-02-01 02:49:22 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146756227 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146787428 I think we can learn from the past and know what to do better for the future. We need to be inclusive and understanding of every student we have in our classroom. We need to keep doing better so that our students know better and in turn will create that better future for all generations to come.]]> 2021-02-01 03:11:05 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146787428 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146795182 How we can use what we learned about the public education system in the United States to create a more just educational system, is that we can practice classroom activities that require for the students to have a stronger connection with themselves and with the teacher. As well as include and create activities that require for the teachers and the parents of their students to communicate with one another more often, and possibly see one another more often. The history of the public education system has always been unfair and unequal since its beginning years and years after that. Students held hate towards one another, and some even towards the teachers, sometimes it was the teachers who disliked some of their students just because they spoke a different language. The public education system has been very diverse in the way that students, and teachers did not get along with one another very well, and getting along with one another is one of the important factors of a student success in a school setting. So how we can create a more just educational system is by bringing students, parents, teachers, staff together for a better future in the students in and outside of the classroom. ]]> 2021-02-01 03:16:51 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146795182 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146807468 What I learned about the teaching profession in the United States, is that I learned a lot of things that I had no idea about in the past. Some of the things that I learned about were pre-revolutionary school and early national period, the common school movement, progressivism, the fight for equality, and as well as standardization, and the privatization of public education. The one that stood out to me the most would have to be "The fight for equality". The reason why, is because for hundreds of years our education system has always been unequal for students of color and many other things that people have discriminated against. it was very interesting to know and learn about brown v board of education, human cost of desegregation, bilingual education act and how it helped students who spoke a different language in the school setting, and gender equality in education that that led for women to have the same rights as males in schools. There were other things but these were some of the things that i learned about the teaching profession in the United States. The strengths of the public education system, would have to be the ability to change as well as adapt to new circumstances to make the learning environment for students better, equal and more efficient year in and year out. The school system is never the same, and every year something changes either to make the school better for the students or for the teachers in general. The challenges that the teaching profession faces, would have to be the lack of support for students who speak a foreign language that is not English. The reason I say this, is because out of everything that the teaching profession has provided, it has provided the least for bilingual programs. Although, there have been programs added and teachers added that are bilingual, there are still many things that the school does not provide. Some of the things that the teaching profession does not provide in the bilingual topic, is that there are not bilingual programs after elementary school, test are not translated from English to Spanish, assignments are not translated, and if they do want to have copied that are translated, the teachers have to do that themselves whenever they have time, and it is something that is not provided from the schools themselves.]]> 2021-02-01 03:25:14 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146807468 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146952658 Through this activity, I learned that education and the education system has been trying to improve since years ago and we are still trying to improve it up to this day. Our role as future educators is to make sure that we try and keep up with the changes, and adjust our practices accordingly in order to positively impact our students.]]> 2021-02-01 04:50:23 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146952658 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146982721 I learned that the teaching profession is constantly changing. Some of the strengths in public education include that gender discrimination is now illegal, and that public school have been getting more funds for students with disabilities. A challenge that public schools are still facing is that there is not an overall increase funding for public schools, specially those in low SES communities. ]]> 2021-02-01 05:06:42 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1146982721 https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1147003998 We can use what we have learned about the public education system in order to create a more just system because now we know that the system is constantly trying to change, and it's up to us to make sure that these changes are changes that are only going to benefit our students. ]]> 2021-02-01 05:18:10 UTC https://padlet.com/lesliehancock/afgkuwaeu1oqvzwu/wish/1147003998