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Mini-Assignment 1

Mini-Assignment 1

Q • After reading an Indian Father’s Plea, imagine you are the teacher of the child discussed in the plea. What three specific steps will you take to address the father’s plea? How are these aligned with what you have read and learned so far in the course? At least one of these steps must address your personal biases and/or privilege. • *2 pages, double-spaced. Please give credit for citations. • *note: If it takes you two pages, double-spaced to describe one step, you are welcome to only include 1 step

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It has never been my intention to make your son Wind-Wolf feel uncomfortable in our classroom setting. As a teacher, my main goal is to make all children regardless of their background feel safe and sheltered in my classroom. If Wind-Wolf is coming home disquiet or upset this is a problem that will need to get solved as soon as possible, as we both want him to feel secure in the classroom. As I can not relate to Wind-Wolfs situation I can help with how I approach Wind-wolf in the classroom.