Group Paraphrasing Task - Group 19 by Peter Markham https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri Collaborative paraphrasing task using sample texts. Please place you paraphrased text here in the space provided for your specific group. You will use this for your feedback to the class. en-us 2017-03-13 23:19:00 UTC 2023-04-18 09:03:56 UTC hello@padlet.com Group Paraphrasing Task - Group 19, 14th March, 2014) markham4 https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159847212 Use this Padlet space to upload your paraphrases you examined in class today. At the end of the class your task is to present your paraphrase to the class and make comments from the handout available on Google Drive and shown below.

In your Presentation/Feedback to the class please discuss:
1. The issues/problems you had paraphrasing the paragraph.
2. Mention anything easy you discovered while paraphrasing your paragraph.
3. Ways in which you would prefer to paraphrase the paragraph. Share your ideas.
4. Any other comments you wish to make about this task.
5. Any questions for others in the class?

Peter Markham, AE Teacher.
]]> 2017-03-13 23:19:31 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159847212 The Boys in the Back (Martin, Jerry & Victor) https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159883792 Racial issues is a big problem which influences the whole world, such as discrimination, poor health, unemployment, education and so on. Because of some cultural quarrels, the original resource areas were destroyed. A lot of countries have been influenced by this assault, like the forests in South America decreased and lead to traditional areas disappearing, the resources were exploited which effected the local residents’ lifestyle in the Arctic Circle, the clash of tribes that caused  lack of food and spaces. As minorities in China, the government has also interfered to influence traditional culture in China. (Hampton & Toombs 2015, p6).]]> 2017-03-14 06:28:26 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159883792 Rick & Nicole Paragraph 4 – Indigenous Population https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884125 In 1990,There were about 300 million aboriginals lived in more than 70 countries ( Burger,1990).Endemic group usually reside in populated acreage and island,around the world,the indigenous people of North and South America,the Inuit,Aleutians and Saami of circumpolar region,the Maori of New Zealand and many residential region of Europe,Asia and Pacific area.Most of the indigenous have been experienced colonial.According to negative,they lost their land.If the colonialism keep appearing, the leading cultures will try to abolish the concential cultures in everywhere during this influence (Hampton & Toombs 2015, P5).]]> 2017-03-14 06:32:37 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884125 Other Guys in the Back (Lin & Rafi) https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884412 Tolerating the differences between people with different culture backgrounds without subjective judgments is important when confronting a work with mixed cultures. In anthropology, race is a term to classify people into groups based on skin color, genetic marks etc..  In sociology, race is a term used to apply to others based on appearance or descent by a group of members. Ethnicity is a more appropriate term to classify people based on the common origins and cultural traditions (Hampton & Toombs 2015, P2). ]]> 2017-03-14 06:37:09 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884412 Russel, Pratima & Wilk https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884514 Involving roles in a social setting is the individual identity, which has something to do with cultural and social identity. The emergence of the identity depends on the personal experience and the adjustment of social roles. The individual hammers out the meaning of his or her identity with family and society members. It’s the social identity being perceived as the aggregation of group members that identifies the individual and their positions. Identifying and establishing accepted relationships and interactions is each individual in the community. With identity, a sense of belonging towards specific group at family, community or national level is somehow tangible ( Hampton and Toombs 2015, P.3).]]> 2017-03-14 06:38:17 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884514 Fiona Maggie TY Li https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884831 The way that people acting and explaining with others in community are affected by individual sense of culture. As we all know there is a process of learning which is widely agreed by people as 'race' is related to the characteristics that is appreciated and inherited.People's action and beliefs are developed by the relationships between adorescent and adults.]]> 2017-03-14 06:41:20 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159884831 Morin,Bell&Tina https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159885312 Our way to understand other people and to act in the community are affected by the individual culture lens. It is widely known that culture is a course of study while ‘race’ is viewed as a natural feature. As far as culture is concerned, what create strengthen and support the behaviors attitudes,  and values which accustom to hierarchical arrangement of societies is different understanding between aged and young.  Persisting attention to detachment and gratitude is always needed in exam which is related to culture, so that we will not often have similar attitudes towards something with others. Miner(1956) illustrated the base on public behaviour including respects that concealed in the culture, the invisible worth of learning, faith and hypothesis in “Body Ritual among the Nacirema”.(Hampton & Toombs, 2015, P3).

]]> 2017-03-14 06:46:52 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159885312 William https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159885436 The analysis of culture is supposed to be focused on detachment and recognition that the world we see is different between every individual. This is because the process of clarifying others and the behavior we have done would be affected by our cultural lens by the fact that ‘race’ is related to inherited characteristics. The young generation absorbed and enhanced their cultural character by the bond between the last generation, which means their behavior, attitude and values are adjusted to suit their cultural by their social hierarchies. It is also illustrated by Miner (1956), in “Body Ritual among the Nacirema”, person’s decency is deeply impacted by some invisible parts of culture such as values, beliefs and assumptions. Hampton & Toombs, 2015, p. 3 ]]> 2017-03-14 06:48:22 UTC https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/159885436 TingTing People’s percept of others and performance in public are mainly decided by individual judgment on culture. It is common knowledge that culture costs a long period to take shape. However, “race” is regarded as the rooted traits of the world. The function of contacts between budding and senior population in their cultures is to educate and emphasize the proper characteristics of culture, which obeys the social hierarchies. Coherent insistence on impartiality and a sensible acknowledgment that people from various backgrounds have their own way to address issues. Miner (1956), in “Body Ritual among the Nacirema”, illustrated that the invisible factors of culture, apparent behaving is supported by the undetected thoughts and hypothesis of people. https://padlet.com/markham4/zjlddrpanxri/wish/160437315

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