Answer:
there in the explanation
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Celebrate differences. Make sure to identify and celebrate differences as valuable. Just because Amy’s painting of a butterfly looks different than Estaban’s does not mean that one is better than the other.
2. Celebrate ALL holidays. Whether you celebrate holidays or not, it is important for students/children to know that not everyone out there celebrates Christmas, Kwanzaa, etc. They should know that different people celebrate different holidays in their own unique ways.
3. Encouraging Others
All individuals have different values, different personalities, and different cultures. One must ensure that all students feel comfortable and respected in schools and in the world around them. Every year, when I receive a new class of 6th graders, we begin by introducing ourselves. Students enjoy showcasing their interests, cultures, and history. In this way, my classes are aware that every student is special and has their own unique traditions, history, and abilities. No one person is the same as the next.