All children are capable of but we cannot expect all students to when far too many are stairwells with broken handrails and missing steps, tripping and falling as they to keep up, while others are up on elevators. Equitably funded schools run by educators, buttressed by strong local, state and national educational that center the entire context of students' lives, will be the ones to improve the academic of America's most economically children. They demand multiple solutions, deep investment and political _... H First, make the paragraph cogent (choose words that make sense in context). Second, do it alone, without discussion. Third, discuss the task with a friend or family member and agree on the words that filled each blank. Notice if you find yourself using a different word from the other person (organically, you will discuss the subtle connotations of language.) You may start to see that language impacts meaning, and that your choice of words indicated subtle and even unconscious beliefs or biases. You two may have had different points of view, andthis is important-this shows that things you think are fact, might actually be opinion. Fourth, notice how our place, our upbringing, our background and our media exposure contributes to our world view. Unless we confront the bias, we can not overcome it. Q Search Do this task with lots of different people and you will notice that each time may be different. People have a W 45 12:08 PM 9/8/2023 R 5 G hp & * 6 H 710 4+ 144 K O P 2 W E S Please upload Module 2 Assignment here Write a paragraph describing your experience completing the assignment. What insights did you gain after asking someone else to do it as well? How might this activity be relevant to discussions around culture? Does it bring new understanding to how different lived experiences affect views on culture? Hopefully as we engage in discussions around culture, you can keep this experience in mind to appreciate (not necessarily agree) with others' views. 25 points Due Saturday September 9th 11:59pm Empathy-Reflection A What is empathy? Psychology Today notes "empathy is the ability to recognize, understand; and share the thoughts and feelings of another person, animal, or fictional character. Developing empathy is crucial for establishing relationships and behaving compassionately. It involves experiencing another person's point of view, rather than just one's own, and enables prosocial or helping behaviors that come from within, rather than being forced. $ A Empathy: The Human Conn... They saw "something" From an mammogram. accredited... In cross cultural psychology, empathy is what helps us cultivate understanding (not necessarily agreement) with others' thoughts and behaviors. It can be really hard to cultivate, especially when there are extreme differing opinions. For example, can you bring understanding the emotions of a radical groups. If you identify as a racial/ethnic minority imagine this person Q Search a 4) b 12:09 PM 9/8/2023 40 % 5 O Y hp & 7 * 8 G H K X V B N 712 10. insert 144 alt pause backspace