https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221 Spring 2018 en-us 2018-01-10 00:11:37 UTC 2023-05-11 23:32:11 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Apple.png 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220010849 01/09/17 Culture- sharing of values and goals in an organized community within one environment.
01/09/17 Ethnicity- groups of people who tend to have the same race and share the same culture background and or religion
04/06/2018 Diversity- having many different elements to compare one another to involving your character. 
02/11/2018 Social Class- having the same cultural, political, economic or social status
02/11/2018 Gender- being male or female may affect behavioral, cultural, or psychological being
02/11/2018 Equity- the measure of fairness, achievement, and opportunity in every situation possible. Not feeling any less of a person that you were before the situation occurred. 
04/08/2018 Social Justice-combination of fairness, equity, and a strong dedication to students in the classroom giving everyone the same opportunities no matter their character.
02/27/2018 Sexual Orientation- a person's sexual identity to which gender they are attracted to  
03/13/2018 Race-  a category of people who have biological traits or physical traits that make them different from one another
04/08/2018 Racism- the belief that some races are better than others and that they are more or less talented or equal than yourself
03/13/2018 Institutional Racism- when a certain group is targeted or discriminated against
03/13/2018 Systemic Racism-  the role that race and racism has had on the development of U.S. society and how racism has permeated into every institution of U.S. society. ]]> 2018-01-10 00:18:33 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220010849 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220010883 2018-01-10 00:18:54 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220010883 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220016158 2018-01-10 01:12:37 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220016158 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220017432 2018-01-10 01:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/220017432 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/221306308 2018-01-14 22:02:58 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/221306308 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236225099 I choose this bumper sticker because it really spoke to me. It's very eye catching. Just by looking at it you can tell that all the letters are different and each letter represents each individual in our world which I found extremely interesting. Then to go with this bumper sticker I choose lyrics from one of my new favorite songs. I heard it a few days ago on KLOVE its called We All Bleed The Same. And the set of lyrics I choose to go with my bumper sticker states, "if we are fighting, lets fight for each other." And every time I hear this song it encourages me to make a difference and spread equality in everyday life. It really makes me think if we all bleed the same why do we cause so many more problems on this world when there are already terrible things hat happen such as diseases, natural disasters, ext. that are just completely out of our control.       

]]> 2018-02-28 01:32:25 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236225099 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236228541 Sometimes people are unaware or confused so then where do they stand on the spectrum? 
What if someone is sexually attracted to a male, but enjoys affection and romance from a woman?
How do people change genders from when they were born?

QUOTES
"There is something inside me that wants to come out. I can't think about homework, classwork, anything except wearing a dress." Miguel (Foresta 93)

"They stated emphatically that what boys and girls do should only be dependent on what they like, not what the stereotypes dictate." (Weber 64)]]> 2018-02-28 01:48:29 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236228541 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236234874 2018-02-28 02:24:50 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236234874 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236756932 2018-03-01 02:53:09 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236756932 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236767602

]]> 2018-03-01 03:55:20 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236767602 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236768412 2018-03-01 04:00:35 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236768412 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236768510 2018-03-01 04:01:26 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/236768510 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/244180091 2018-03-20 17:46:55 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/244180091 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/247022018 2018-03-28 18:00:30 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/247022018 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251928700 2018-04-15 19:54:30 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251928700 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251931800 As Stella stated, “we are more disabled by society than our bodies.”(Young) Meaning that if society wouldn't draw so much attention to the people that may take longer to reach the destination to or may need some more assistance getting to the finish line. Then maybe we would really live in a world of Neurodiversity. Like Armstrong stated, “there is NO “TYPICAL” mental capacity- NO “NORMAL” brain to which all other brains are compared.”(Armstrong 2012) So, what gives us the right to go around stating only what we see and based upon things that were already taught to us and automatically make an assumption about someone without even being considerate of willing to learn or ask questions about the specific person or disability that person may have.]]> 2018-04-15 20:20:26 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251931800 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251934205 These were two very different Islands for immigration. Ellis Island was one of the first immigration stations and the most harsh thing that they did to immigrants were inspections, and if they didn't pass the inspections than they were sent back home sometimes resulting in separation from their families. However, Angel Island was not so Angle like, is was a lot harder to get past immigration most of the time you had to have parents who were already in the US which they considered paper family's. And if you didn't have that then you just had to wait. Which resulted in people lying and getting their selves into trouble. And as for the Asians they were locked away and kept in cages like zoo animals, lucky to get pass immigration. ]]> 2018-04-15 20:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251934205 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251936868 Three things teachers must know:
1. First students most likely speak a different language at home. So instead of trying to change their language try to widen their vocabulary.
2. Second communication to parents and families will always be a challenge so dont get frustrated.
3. Third always try to make sure the child understands the new concept before moving on to the next. 
Three promising practices:
1. First making sure that the child is well fed providing them with free breakfast and lunch ensures that they will not starve. 
2. Second provide weather permitting clothes as well as size permitting clothes to students who come to school uncomfortable so that they can concentrate better.
3. Third dont draw personal attention to any certain student. Realize that this may be a challenge but sometimes there is just nothing you can do about it. 
Reflection 
I believe immigration is constantly changing everyday. However even though i am not against immigration I do believe that we as Americans could do a little bit more to ensure that we are not always setting immigrants up for failure. maybe instead of making them take a quiz offer them a tutor to first learn the language, as well as instead of scaring them away just because we have premiered stereotypes put everything behind us and give everyone a fresh clean slate. I believe this will help me in the professional world because every year i will get a new batch of students and i can not judge all of my students who may be immigrants on my first experience. ]]> 2018-04-15 21:05:24 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251936868 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251938045 2018-04-15 21:17:09 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251938045 2016davistl https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251938074 2018-04-15 21:17:25 UTC https://padlet.com/2016davistl/educ_221/wish/251938074