Workshop #4: Critical Consciousness & Identity II - Batista
- Work, Learn, & Grow Staff
- Nov 20, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 14, 2023
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DUE: NOV 25th by 12 PM
Prompts (answer in at least 200 words):
What is a social issue you are very passionate about? Why are you very passionate about it? (Here is a list)
Over the course of the past few years, many states have banned curricula and books from being taught in schools. What are your thoughts on this? Should schools limit what students learn in school?
Search up the term "critical race theory" - what is it? Why are states banning it? Should students be taught this in school? Why or why not?
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VENCE: 25 DE NOVIEMBRE a las 12 p.m.
Preguntas (respuesta en al menos 200 palabras):
¿Cuál es un tema social que te apasiona mucho? ¿Por qué te apasiona tanto? (Aquí hay una lista)
En el transcurso de los últimos años, muchos estados han prohibido la enseñanza de planes de estudio y libros en las escuelas. ¿Qué piensas sobre esto? ¿Deberían las escuelas limitar lo que los estudiantes aprenden en la escuela?
Busca el término "critical race theory": ¿qué es? ¿Por qué los estados lo prohíben? ¿Se debería enseñar esto a los estudiantes en la escuela? ¿Por qué o por qué no?
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Lucy Jiang
1. A social issue you are very passionate about is racism, and can show up in many ways, including in education. In some places, people of color might not get a good education because they don’t have enough resources, money, or good teachers. Their history and culture might also be left out of what they learn. This can stop them from reaching their full potential and learning about the wide range of human experiences.
2. Critical race theory is a way of studying how racism is built into society’s structures, systems, and institutions. It questions the stories and ideas that keep racial inequality and unfair treatment in place. It also brings attention to the experiences of groups who…
•Taisha Griggs
One social issue I’d say I’m passionate about is child abuse. Eliminating child abuse is essential because it safeguards the emotional and physical health of defenseless children and provides a secure environment in which they can develop, learn, and flourish. Additionally, it contributes to ending the cycle of violence by promoting a society based on compassion, empathy, and the idea that every kid may realize their full potential. I believe banning books and curricula in schools are a bad idea and makes the education program worse. School curricula and book bans can stunt students' intellectual development by preventing them from being exposed to a wide range of viewpoints and ideas. It could limit academic independence, impair critical thinking…
Yoribel Garcia
I feel that everyone should be treated and seen equally, which is why I am so enthusiastic about inequality in society. Because of their socioeconomic position, race, sexual orientation, or belief system, many people receive unfair treatment from each other, which shatters society and can give rise to even more social problems.
In my opinion, some novels shouldn't be prohibited. It is my belief that certain states ought not to have the authority to dictate a narrative that almost brainwashes its populace, particularly schoolchildren. Even if the subject is delicate, kids ought to be able to learn about many subjects and their surroundings. It is not appropriate to keep kids in a world of their own and…
Margareth Cothia
Immigration, for me, is not a subject of interest but a passionate pursuit that fuels my intellectual curiosity and commitment to social justice. Immigration is the embodiment of human stories of resilience, hope, and the pursuit of a better life. Understanding immigration involves diving into the intricate tapestry of cultures, histories, and the socio-economic dynamics that shape our interconnected world. My passion is a driving force that compels me to advocate for fair and compassionate immigration policies. Have witnessing the struggles and triumphs of those seeking refuge or pursuing opportunities just like my parents in new lands has cultivated a deep empathy within me. In conversations about immigration, I aim not only to share knowledge but also to…
Yorelby Peralta
Gender equality is a crucial social issue. It involves ensuring that men and women have the same rights, opportunities and treatment in all aspects of life. Fighting gender discrimination and promoting equity contributes to building more just and sustainable societies. The issue of banning certain curricula and books in schools is complex. While it is crucial to ensure accuracy and objectivity in education, it is also important to respect the diversity of perspectives. Decisions about educational content must be approached sensitively so as not to restrict access to varied information and to foster a rich educational environment. The question of teaching critical race theory in schools is debated. Some argue that critically addressing racial inequalities in the curriculum…