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Definition of racial climate how often a student experiences or witnesses acts of discrimination or prejudice
Ways racial climate may show up in school environment exclusion, marginalization, colored students being assigned to worse teachers, underrepresentation, hypocritical punishments,
Importance of student teacher interactions and teaching effectiveness can be measured by __________? student perceptions. Students who feel more connected to teachers tend to perform better academically
what has been part of our society’s history since before America was America Racial terrorism, discrimination, and bias
America being a "free and just society" has been challenged by what? racism
what has social media done for the race problem in America it's pulled back the curtain on the depth and pervasiveness of it
1960s civil rights movement impacts re-segregation of public schools, HS completion rate, mortality rate for black infants, suicide rates, elevated risk for poor health outcomes, earning gap remains
highschool completion rates 67 native americans, 69 blacks, 73 hispanics, and 86% white
resegregation of public schools
mortality rate for black infants twice that of white infants
suicide rates highest for young adult native americans out of any racial group in the US
risk for poor health outcomes black women have an elevated risk
earning gap remains unfair between persons of color and whites
homicide rate for black men 5k-8k murdered a year in america
racial problems in US racial disparities in jobs, housing, education, incomes, and wealth
cracking the code video
privelage individuals of privilege must intervene in the moment they see bias or injustice occuring
convos about injustices/inequalities conversations regarding this needs to happen between people of different races
cross-class friendships-inclass activity
academic achievement -inclass activity
importance of empathy, perspective taking, compassion, prosocial behaviors and altruism- content notes and pp
friendship maintenance behaviors content notes
erikson's theory- early adulthood (18-34 Years) Psychosocial Crisis: Intimacy vs. Isolation Central Task: Caregiving Competency: Love
sternberg's interaction model of love
sternberg's 3 components passion, intimacy, commitment
sternberg's 7 different types of love 1. Passion alone = Infatuated love 2. Intimacy alone = Liking 3. Commitment alone = Sterile Love 4. Passion + Intimacy = Romantic Love 5. Passion + Commitment = Fatuous Love 6. Intimacy + Commitment = CompanionateLove 7. Intimacy + passion + commitm
masters and johnson's theory of human sexual behavior
non tactile and tactile
non-tactile stage visual, olfactory, auditory, and cognitive cues
4 phases of tactile stage/human sexual response cycle excitement, plateau, orgasm, resolution
refractory period in men
sexual scripts
sexual orientations
intimate partner violence abuse that affects physical, financial, health, emotional well being
gender identity a person's sense of who they are- male, female, both, neither
gender diversity behaving or dressing in ways that aren't expected of their sex
gender fluid one moves between gender identities
gender non-conforming youth
gender dysphoria when a person feels distressed b/c their gender identity differs from the sex they were given at birth
risk factors for gender diverse/non-conforming youth depression, anxiety, suicidality, self-injury, drug abuse, higher dropout rates, homelessness
strategies to support gender non-conforming youth
cisgender the same sex your child was given at birth, male or female
non-binary neither male or female, or a blend of the two
agender one doesn't identify with any gender
cis-heteropatriarchy article
critical issues faced by gender non-conforming youth
momentary playmates 3-7 having fun together, proximity, shared activities, intolerant of disagreements
one way assistance 4-9 based on utilitarianism, a commodity, having friends is valued
two-way, fair-weather cooperation fairness and reciprocity, rule based (handshake)
intimate, mutually shared relationships 11-15 closeness and trust, best friends are highly valued, being good friend=having good friend
mature friendship 12-up emotional connection, differences+disagreements are tolerated, no longer possessive, casual/close are kinds
empathy the ability to understand another’s emotional state, and to really feel with that person
compassion ability to take an empathic response an extra step, to feel moved to help another person
Being compassionate is closely tied to what fostering and maintaining relationships between friends spouses, and family members.
Learning to be Compassionate 1-Look for commonalities between yourself and other people. 2-See people as individuals. Hear their stories 3-resist urge to blame the victim 4-Being compassionate is just as good for us as it is for other
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