| Having children be part of a community, not part of a system. |
In the article call Citizenship in School: Reconceptualizing Down Syndrome by Kliewer I was see how it was related on SCWAAP and the article by Oakes.
SCWAAP plays a part in this article by people having Able Body. If a student is different in the littlest way they are thought as not being able to be part of that classroom community. A children should not be seen with what they can't do but what they are able to learn to do. People have an image in their head of having a classroom with able body children and giving them worksheet to complete to show how you have taught them. It should be more of a picture of a diverse classroom with every child being different and bringing something special to their classroom community. In the
Looking outside the box to teach children of all different backgrounds should not just be done by a worksheet like Oakes pointed out about the different working class groups. Just because a student have a disability doesn't make it so we turndown what they are learning but need to look at how we are teaching them. Teaching the students in one room as a citizens in the community helps them learn from each other and helps other students become leaders in their class. Teachers that look at their students as citizens create great relationship with each other and see how each one has their own identify in the classroom.
your connections are great! I especially like the picture at the bottom, it is definitely something I agree with.
ReplyDeleteI like how you connected SWAWAAP into your blog and you were able to make really great connections! I also really like all the pictures you added it really helped connect to everything you are talking about!
ReplyDeletei really like you pictures and great connections.
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