Meeting Standard Three ....

Creates a learning community in which individual differences are respected
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Click which of these scenarios would meet the criteria for Standard Three:
Students are invited to and feel comfortable sharing their cultural experiences and points of view with others.
A no tolerance policy for any kind of disrespect is included in a classroom management plan. .
Holiday decorations reflect only one culture because too much could be confusing to the students, or makes them too excited.
Different abilities, experiences, clothing styles, looks, are celebrated in the classroom.
 
 
   
 

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