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Q Discussion Question: On pp. 207-210 of your Cushner book, choose one parent from the section "What Does It Feel Like to Be Excluded?" Respond. Then, write a 1-3 sentence response to one classmate's discussion by doing one of the following: 1) ask a question; 2) further elaborate by bringing in an example from Ch. 6, or 3) elaborate about your own experiences. Reactions to Class Divided video: What were your initial reactions to this video?

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I chose the Vietnamese parent. As the parent I feel ashamed and out of place when I see my children comfortable in English but I cannot understand the language. I also feel left out and excluded when my children talk among themselves in English. I feel that schools must have an inclusive curriculum where diversity must be given due importance. I have no problem if my children learn good English but I also want them to learn and respect the Vietnamese language and culture. I also want them to respect the parents and elders who might not be knowing that good English.