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Teaching Students from Different Cultural Backgrounds

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Comment from : @mariemacpeek4715

You look like my old college professor
Comment from : @quann06

As a future educator, how would you address diversity in classroom?
Comment from : @raquelbaldovinoburce6047

It's amazing that your topic is so relevant today I'm happy I came across your channel I agree exposure is needed by all teachers no matter what your ethnic background As teachers, we also need to educate ourselves on and about our students and have empathy and not look down on them or anyone when we are in a position of power
Comment from : @beverlypettigrew2348

Great Job Megan
Comment from : @bobbygueh6360

This video took guts- nice :) thanks for sharing
Comment from : @according2shi715

Such a good point, no excuse in today's world not to learn about it cultures and meet different people to us It's so important to learn about respect all cultures Thank you for this video 💕
Comment from : @maisieliberty1319

You are great resource, I am a university professor of Education I have shared so many of your videos with my students brIn this video I though there is a statement @ min 11:32 That made me uncomfortable brYou said “ white teachers teaching black kids in the hood”
Comment from : @pegthj

This is a wonderful video, thank you for making it
Comment from : @jonkoerber

Why weren’t my teachers this attractive
Comment from : @justinguryn4019

Your video is Thought PROVOKING
Comment from : @sugarbear9118

thank you for being intentional about being anti-racist
Comment from : @bridgespricelarae1578

Loved White Awake! Thanks for sharing that title! Used it in one my masters papers this week! I focused on learning about my students from Russia and Ukraine It's been a very insightful and inspiring work :)
Comment from : @loriwinslow5953

This is why I LOVE you--always talking about the uncomfortable, important topics! You're amazing, Megan!
Comment from : @TeachinginPearls

In my postion at a driveshaft factory most of the people there are Mexican or Hispanics
Comment from : @briannasons8979

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! My colleagues and I were just conversing about this topic You are AMAZING!!!!
Comment from : @juanitagolden5307

Hi there, love all of your videos! I'm due to start my credentialing program in August I'm having a hard time choosing between special education and single subject science I'm doing a career change, I already have my Master's in mental health counseling and wanted to know from your previous video you mentioned the pay scale and the increase for having a master's Does the Master's have to be in education in order to get the increase? And my other question is what will give me the greater chance of being employable out of special education and single subject Science? My husband is in the military and we will be leaving California in 3 years and I want to ensure I have a good chance of always being able to secure a job
Comment from : @ThePurpleElephantt

Thank you for not only recommending ideas and books for current educators, but people like myself who are working towards becoming a teacher! You are an inspiration!
Comment from : @abigaylebond3807

Please do a video on why there are not as much culturally diverse teachers? I think that would be really interesting I am a future Native American teacher and I'm so excited to be teaching someday It's my dream! I love your videos!!
Comment from : @abigailjohnson615

I wish all teachers were like you! Thank you for sharing and thank you for caring for others the way you do! I love watching your videos! They inspire me to become the best teacher I can! #futureteacher
Comment from : @TheTexasgirl1996

Seriously, Megan, this is incredibly well said I can't agree more that there is no excuse for exposing oneself to other cultures, especially as we are living in the age of information and technology! While I am a white woman living and working in a predominantly white area, we do have a fair amount of cultural diversity and I come from a culturally mixed family, and I think I take that for granted I need to be more present and intentional about cultural differences between my students and me, even though those differences may not always be right on the surface - kids (and adults for that matter) are still carrying their history and experience with them and I need to keep that in the front of my mind Thank you for helping me think and grow!
Comment from : @TheCaffeinatedClassroom

Wonderful talking points!
Comment from : @poppyyukia

So important!
Comment from : @lwolf101

I really appreciate this video I'm a new subscriber This conversation needs to happen often in academia especially since most people in authority are majority white I really appreciate you pointing out that privilege doesn't necessarily mean that you didn't work hard either Thank you for this!
Comment from : @karennavarro32

Thank you for this! This is such a good mindset to have in life as well brCan you make a video about how you have your students organize their binders or notebooks?
Comment from : @tarrinfreeman2280

Yes!!! I love ur videos!!
Comment from : @berenicemartinez9238

I am so thrilled to see this video! Following you led me to Rachel Cargle's content Will definitely be picking up the resources you recommended Ready to do the work
Comment from : @deadinternetgirl

I am in awe of your core values! I am truly inspired by your tenacity to build meaningful relationships with your students Thank you for sharing this video I teach at a multi cultural school other than my own and this is a reminder for me to get to know my students a little better
Comment from : @sweetpea74127

Great resources! I would love it if you went into further detail about each of those books (and others) I'd love buy them all, but which would you recommend as a starter?
Comment from : @phantomphan006

I know you said in a previous video that you weren't a fan of graphic novels, but I love "American Born Chinese"
Comment from : @phantomphan006