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MBA, Ph.D in Management
Harvard university
Feb-1997 - Aug-2003
Professor
Strayer University
Jan-2007 - Present
Please respond to each question.
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inequality: (a) educational structure; (b) beliefs of teachers and administrators; and (c) educational practices (d) English only programs?
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2.Answer the questions---using everything we have learned and experienced this semester. I want you to STRETCH yourself----look deeply into yourself and what society has taught you—think about where you may need to go to become a true educator for ALL students who reside within your care.Â
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a-What is the value of a child’s life?
b-What do we do with children who start to mourn themselves before their time?
c-What exactly do we plan to do with those whom we, as a society, appear to have defined as economically and humanly superfluous?
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3.South Bay School District is instituting a five-year Multicultural Training Program for teachers, administrators, and support personnel. What suggestions/advice would you give the district concerning the following:
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4.In the book, A Different Mirror, Ronald Takaki quotes Adrienne Rich: "What  happens when someone with the authority of a teacher describes our society and you are not in it?" Keeping that quote in mind answer the following question:
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5.Discuss the General Guidelines for distinguishing a language difference from a disorder. What role does assessment play if any?
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6.As an educator/future educator step over the present project yourself into the future and design your version of what a school would be like if power were shared among all races, ethnic groups, economic classes, genders, lifestyles, disability groups and religions.
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