Bringing cultural context and self-identity into education

Assignment Help Biology

Reference no: EM133491201

Assignment:

Watch the video 'Bringing Cultural Context and Self-Identity into Education: Brian Lozenski at TEDxUMN .'

Please write 3 to 4 substantive sentences on what you learned and and least one idea specific to supporting students who do not 'fit the mold' such as James.

Reference no: EM133491201

Questions Cloud

How intelligence changes in middle adulthood : Discuss the changes in (i) speed of information processing, (ii) practical problem-solving, and (iii) memory during the middle adulthood.

Identify a geographical area in a community : Explain your reasons for choosing this area. Assess the area for opportunities to participate in activities that promote a healthy lifestyle.

What is cognitive behavioral therapy : What is cognitive behavioral therapy, give a brief example of how, when and why it could be used in an AOD intervention context?

What are major similarities that most adolescents experience : How was your adolescence similar to your parents and grandparents' adolescence? What are some major similarities that most adolescents experience?

Bringing cultural context and self-identity into education : Watch the video 'Bringing Cultural Context and Self-Identity into Education: Brian Lozenski at TEDxUMN .'

Rule of distributive justice in social excahnge theory : waht are examples of the Rule of Distributive Justice in social excahnge theory?

How have aligned your curriculum to the service philosophy : How have you aligned your curriculum to the service philosophy and policies?

Discuss the mental illness : Discuss the mental illness and/or disability presented in article Improving Social Anxiety and Social Responsiveness in Autism Spectrum Disorder through peers.

Role of care giver in psychosocial development of an infant : The role of care giver in the psychosocial development of an infant. What are the strengths and weaknesses of Erik Erikssons theory on this?

User Account

All Pages