Naming Identities…Fostering Individual and Collective Hope.

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Naming Identities…Fostering Individual and Collective Hope.

Let’s Play an identity Game…  The Two-Minute Game that Reveals How People Perceive You  By Scott Berinato, July 18 th,2013 By Scott Berinato, July 18 th,2013  game-that-reveals-how-people-perceive-you/ game-that-reveals-how-people-perceive-you/  Pick a partner  Choose a picture (don’t tell your partner)  Your partner will ask you questions to help them discover which picture you have chosen  ONLY ASK YES OR NO QUESTIONS…  1 minute/partner

Naming Identities…  On the notecard provided,  Side 1:  Name 2-3 identities you identify with that carries with it positive stereotype(s).  Side 2:  Name 1-2 identity you identify with that carries with it negative stereotype(s)  EXAMPLES (for Both…)  You do not need to put your names on the cards…  We will be coming around to collect and creating a list of identities in our cohort… for collective sharing later.  Sharing your list is optional… but we could sure use your help!

Whistling Vivaldi  Claude M. Steele…  Professor and Author  Stereotype Threat…  …the fear of what people could think about us solely because of our race, gender, age, etc.  Follows us like a cloud…  …provides strong evidence demonstrating how situational cues affect (student) performance 

Naming Identities (Sampling) Perceived Positive Identities Perceived Negative Identities

Read-Aloud…  The President of The United States…  Naming some of his identities…  Excerpt used in Whistling Vivaldi  As shared in Pennsylvania (Speech on Race)  speech-read-th_n_92077.html (full text) speech-read-th_n_92077.html  (Video)  The words of Claude Steele  From Whistling Vivaldi  Pgs  As read aloud by B. Cross

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In Lak’ech Tú eres mi otro yo. You are my other me. Si te hago daño a ti, If I do harm to you, Me hago daño a mi mismo. I do harm to myself. Si te amo y respeto, If I love and respect you, Me amo y respeto yo. I love and respect myself. In Lak’ech, (

L4L … An Educational Journey…in Progress Si te amo y respeto, Me amo y respeto yo. If I love and respect you, I love and respect myself. Fostering Individual and Collective Hope