TLPL443 by Cassie Pan

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HENZE AND HAUSER

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SAVILLE TROIKE

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ARSHAVSKAYA

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INSTRUCTIONS: share a significant aspect that stood out to you for each reading.

Colorblindness is harmful

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Teachers need to undergo cultural therapy and asset or community mapping to better understand themselves and their students

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Asking good questions, culture is multifaceted

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no one is cultureless

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Most individuals' most basic perceptions of culture are built at home. Perceptions of culture afterwards in usually formed from school rather than home

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Our education system represents the culture of mainstream middle-class population

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Culture is something inherited by birth and somewhat biologically passed on

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Students and parents follow the rules of their own culture, avoid penalizing them for going against the teacher’s rules

ethonographic interview with US students and international students to better understand one another, understand the process of living in a foreign country

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Literacy does not mean cultural understanding

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Academic curriculums teach literature that has no cultural substance… it romanticizes cultures instead

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Recommended teachers do home visits

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Teachers are observant, but their cultural interpretation skills are not up to par

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“the more the culture is inside a person, the more the area of conflict and tensions may increase”

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Conflict is inevitable but it is not bad