Monthly Archives: March 2020

In my math classes growing up, there wasn’t much room for discrimination when talking about the pure math questions. When we would discuss word problems or use the textbook other races and cultures had the opportunity to be represented. The textbook we used did incorporate pictures of students with diverse backgrounds and included them inContinue reading “Mathematics”

              Before this weeks reading, I never really thought much about how I read the world or the lenses I have that shape the world I see. Growing up I came from a smaller town where everyone in my class was mainly white with mainly white female teachers. I was never really exposed to anythingContinue reading “Curriculum as Literacy”

Through my schooling, I don’t remember much about citizenship education and don’t think I really had a class where that is what we learned. Citizenship is one of those topics that tended to be incorporated in other places in the curriculum. Most of the citizenship education I got was probably through social studies class. WhenContinue reading “Citizenship”