EDU 330 T1 Social Justice Terminologyand Personal Identity PDF

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Social Justice Key Terminology and Personal Identity Part 1 - Social Justice Key Terminology Term Social Justice

Culture

Definition

Justice in terms of distribution of wealth opportunities and privileges within society.

School or Classroom Setting Description Teaching social justice in the classroom, you give your students the opportunity to engage in authenticy examination of the world we live in and to make changes they want and need to.

Each classroom and school has their own set of cultures. Everyone is different and when you have open arms for more than one culture, it helps everyone in the classroom to see it is ok to be different. Being who or what a person Identity in a classroom is a or thing is. place where children feel belonged and valued even though they have different backgrounds. Prejudice in favor of or Being bias in the classroom against one thing, person or is when having a favorite or group compared to another. least favorite student in the class, when you have this you need to keep it private and not known to other students. We see this a lot in the Different or develop in different directions. classroom. School tend to try to keep the certain number of each race in the

The arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement.

Identity

Bias (including implicit bias)

Diversity

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Equal Education

Every student should have the same access to a high quality education regardless of where they come from

Achievement Gap

is comparing any two groups academic performance and comparing white students and colored students or high income and lower income student

room so it is more diverse. States have their own curriculum and standards. This is important because it makes sure that students are getting the education they are required to get. The curve really is not how students are graded now. It seems like there is a certain number of certain grades that can and should be reported. This was stopped because students were getting graded on ways that was not academically

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Third ring connections

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Reflection:

There will always be challenges with students with diversity in the schools and the classrooms. Students may feel they are being treated a certain way and take things the wrong way, or teachers may actually make them feel uncomfortable because they are different on many levels, this causes problems in the classroom. I feel that there should be a wide range of diverse children in the classroom so the children can all learn from one another.

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Different cultures, and backgrounds do different things an this can be very beneficial to everyone, it opens eyes to show that everyone is different and even so we can all get along and accomplish things together. I have seen students and staff being treated differently because of their differences in the way they do things or the way they live. It is not right even though everyone has a right to their own opinion, it should not be one that will be judging others who they are. References:

Cole, N. (2019, August 2). Defining culture and why it matters sociologists. Retrieved March 12, 2021, from https://www.thoughtco.com/culture-definition-4135409

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Walters, T. (2020, October 26). Social justice. Retrieved March 12, 2021, from https:// www.investopedia.com/terms/s/social-justice.asp

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