Scenario Response 4

I will first start by reflecting on my own cultural background and any unconscious biases I might have. Understanding your own perspective will help you better relate to and respect your students' experiences.

Next, take time to learn about the cultural backgrounds, traditions, and challenges that my students may face. This might include language barriers, different educational systems, or societal expectations in their home countries.

It is also important to incorporate diverse perspectives into my lessons. Use materials (books, videos, posters) that reflect various cultures and languages, showcasing contributions from different parts of the world. This helps all students feel seen and valued.

Lastly, creating a physical environment that feels inclusive. I would also display students’ home country flags, artwork, or cultural symbols around the classroom to show that their backgrounds are valued.