Before I welcome the family from the country of El Salvador I plan to support their culture show them how wonderful it can be here in the United States and my classroom. I would find out some information about El Salvador about how they lived there.
1. Encouraging a clear line of communication will free the
families of any misunderstandings that may develop. In the classroom we
are all connected and we need to make sure that we can discuss anything that
needs to be addressed.
2. Providing
significance learning experiences will support the curriculum or learning
program. This will help the family to develop a way of learning and give them
the chance of learning a new culture. They must be able to know that what
their children are learning is will help them to have a better life.
3. When we
connect in a positive attitudes regarding the culture, we can see just how
important each culture is and what the importance of it means. Be
appropriate toward it entirety will allow families, children, and
educators to see things from diverse perspectives and how we can learn from one
another
4. We should
also make real-world connections that have direction and understanding towards certain
goals. When we see a connection, it stays with us on a consistent basis
and may not be easily forgotten.
5. We
could let them share some stories about their culture and how their life was from
El Salvador. Many families may seem guarded about
certain topics in their life, but being a good listener and not judging and
with communication you build lasting friendships, trust, and bonds that would
go far in the educational system.
The way I
hope this would benefit the family and me is that we would learn from one
another and that I could give the family any help they needed. I believe that
we could learn from each other by sharing information and letting them know
that I care for their child and to help them understand our ways.
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