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First, we’d like to extend our gratitude to Vivian for giving us the opportunity to share this experience with you all.

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The project began as I decided to keep a reflective journal to explore my teaching in an undergraduate course on language and culture in the classroom. I was committed to being brutally honest with myself and determined to examine the biases and stereotypes I was bringing into the classroom. How did these biases interact with my intentions of implementing a critical and engaged pedagogy. How did they limit our potential as a class to connect in true dialogue with one another. Actonel Side Effects, While I have never been a journal writer, it became the perfect tool to work through the possible answers to these important questions. The journal acted like a sieve, filtering and sorting my observations and reflections, slowing them down and disentangling them from one another. This process allowed me to recognize both the limits and possibilities of my teaching, giving me the reflective space necessary to begin moving towards a more open and democratic pedagogy.

Throughout the semester I maintained this creative tension between reflection and action and invited the class into the process as well. I was enthused and inspired often by the results in class, but always by the process we were taking. We incorporated a healthy mix of group work, student led discussions of the texts, and frequently used writing as a means to develop and share our individual thoughts on difficult topics like immigration, racism & privilege, actonel Side Effects. I constantly tried to facilitate an environment that encouraged sharing individual lived experiences, Buy zantac Online, but in a way that connected us to and enriched our understanding of the course concepts. We engaged in many activities that helped build community and deepen our understanding of each others’ perspectives, often questioning our own in the process. Here, it is important to highlight our initial experience of writing and sharing “I Am” poems. This simple act of exploring our “cultural selves” together was a powerful process and moved our sense of community forward, as folks showed their willingness to be vulnerable and supportive of one another. Actonel Side Effects, It was this initial experience that set the direction for the rest of our course and inspired our decision to develop our “We Are” poem and to share it as a poemCast.

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Uniquely united for a short time, we have become a community of learners, teaching each other and growing along the way. We are acting, thinking, reflecting, doing. Taking risks, sharing, and crossing boundaries. We are peeling back the layers of our once concealed culture, taking stock of influence and ideology. Actonel Side Effects, Perhaps not all future educators of children, we are all future educators of society. We are willing to discard our prior misconceptions of the unknown, to step outside of ourselves and be vulnerable, willing to view the world through the eyes of another.

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Hi There. As promised here I am with show 27 of the CLIP Podcast, claritin Side Effects. Thank you for coming back to listen to the show. Nasonex Prescription, I received quite a bit of really thoughtful feedback from the past two shows that I decided to create this show based on that feedback. Next week I’ll be airing an interview with Heather Jopling, author of some very thoughtful and thought-provoking texts such as The Not So Only Child and Ryan’s Mom is Tall.

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Andrea who has two young daughters shared a funny story. She said while buzzing around the kitchen in a world of her own, trying to navigate her other 3 house-mates, she noticed her younger daughter Bayla had stopped emptying her lunch bag and was trying repeatedly to tell her something. Andrea finally realized what she was saying “Mom, Cardura No Rr, there’s a bad word on this spoon” (the disposable spoon she had had in her lunch bag). She stopped buzzing and focused on the hard-to-read raised lettering on the black take-out spoon which read “McDonalds”, claritin Side Effects. She says it cracked her up noting “I guess she knows how “we” think!”

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