Microaggreessional behavior was definitely something that I didn't really realize until I knew more about it.
Upon realizing the details and the importance of micro aggressions, it can be easier to notice and deal with in a professional environment.
Having a diverse employee group, there are definitely times where it seems as though there are conversations about disagreements and other comments including religious beliefs, sexuality and even age differences.
This week, there were conversations about sexuality preferences and it made the scene uncomfortable to deal with, considering my daughter is a lesbian and I support her sexual lifestyle.
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Perspectives on Diversity Culture
The friends that I chose for this assignment are Katrina, and Charlene.
Katrina is an African American friend of mine.
Her definition of culture "When I hear the word culture I think of the cultural food, clothing, language, religion and festivals."
Her definition of diversity "A variety of different races."
Charlene is a Caucasian friend of mine.
Her definition of culture "When I think of the word culture I think of the culture's traditions, their food, and their religion.
Her definition of diversity "A mixture of races."
Sunday, March 15, 2015
3 Culture Items
Three items that I have chosen as a part of my family culture would be:
- Flag
- Jar of sand
- Picture/postcard
I think that these three things would symbolize my favorite parts about growing up in Guam. The flag would be the most memorable as well as the picture, and the jar of sand would be just for me to remember how the sand felt on my favorite beaches.
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My Connections to Play
- "Play gives children a chance to practice what they are learning." By Fred Rogers
- “The activities that are the easiest, cheapest, and most fun to do – such as singing, playing games, reading, storytelling, and just talking and listening – are also the best for child development.” ~ Jerome Singer (professor, Yale University)
- “As astronauts and space travelers children puzzle over the future; as dinosaurs and princesses they unearth the past. As weather reporters and restaurant workers they make sense of reality; as monsters and gremlins they make sense of the unreal.” ~ Gretchen Owocki (childhood educator)