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Briley Belling
BME 430/Discussion Question #1

There are many ways a teacher must prepare for the role of working with a diverse group of students. As a future teacher I will most likely have a variety of children in my classroom that come from different social and cultural backgrounds, along with different linguistic backgrounds. I must come prepared to work with a diverse group of children. I have already taken several steps to prepare for such a role as a teacher, a facilitator, and a guide of a diverse group of children 's learning.

My first example of a step I have taken to prepare for the role of becoming a teacher of diverse children, would be taking courses that have helped me understand how I can facilitate the learning of children

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