Values Diversity

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  • Avoids those who present viewpoints or experiences that differ from his/her own
  • Participates in the use of negative stereotypes and language in interactions with others
  • Acts on the belief that not all children can learn
  • Is unaware or unwilling to reflect upon own knowledge, skills and dispositions concerning diversity thereby preventing change or growth
  • 1
  • Usually works only with those of similar backgrounds and viewpoints but generally interacts with others in a polite, courteous and professional manner
  • Does not intervene when others use negative stereotypes and language in interactions with others
  • Is conflicted about the belief that all children can learn
  • Exhibits inconsistent or inaccurate analysis of own knowledge, skills and dispositions concerning diversity
  • 2
  • Works constructively with others of different backgrounds and viewpoints
  • Voices discomfort with other's use of negative stereotypes and language in interactions with others
  • Believes that all children can learn
  • Analyzes own knowledge, skills and dispositions concerning diversity to grow personally and professionally
  • 3
  • Actively seeks opportunities to work and interact with those of different backgrounds
  • Confronts use of negative stereotypes and language in interactions with others and promotes pro-social behavior
  • Acts on the belief that all children can learn and sets challenging expectations
  • Serves as an advocate for the benefits of diversity based on own growth
  • Last updated: August, 2008.

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