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In the video, Mr. Moll says, “So for example, in the East Palo Alto school, they were doing a very nice job of relating the analysis of text and talking about text, learning how to talk about text while building on the students’ experiences and their families’ experiences as additional content to help them develop those strategies of talking about text.”
In a 250-500-word analysis, describe some of the ways you might make connections to your students’ personal experiences and background in your classroom. How do find that this will influence your teaching?
Prepare this assignment according to the APA guidelines
Explanation & Answer
I have attached the answer to your question below. The answer is in the form of an APA formatted 2 page paper. The document is 5 pages total 1 page for title page, 1 page for abstract, 2 pages of content, and 1 page for reference. There are a little more than 500 words in there, but every professor I know and have worked with loves students who go over the assigned word count. Most instructors will give a student extra credit for longer work. The answer is in a docx file. Microsoft Office will open it. OpenOffice should open it, as well. Before submitting this assignment, you need to type your name on all of the pages where it says student name here.
Blending Cultures in the Classroom
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[Course Number]
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Abstract
This essay examines ways to embrace cultural diversity, in the high school classroom.
Some of the ways discussed include different class and individual projects in art, music,
dance, home economics, and other fields. Guest speakers, field trips, and more are
discussed.
Blending Cultures in the Classroom | Student
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Introduction
“Cultural diversity, in the classroom, is rapidly becoming the norm,” said Peggy George, a
retired educator, in a personal interview. “Even in a small town, like White River Junction,
Vermont, it is common to find a lot of stud...
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