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Ok, Marissa and I did page 186 through 188 on Chapter 8 and it's Diversity in young adult ___ and the first section is about contemporary classroom changes it talks about diversity and all demographics including rural, urban ans suburban schools and talk about more inclusive definition which includes age sex physical mental capability and religion and so on and so forth. Giving more meaning to the definitions diversity and also talks about how the class room has more individuals with different views which creates questions for teachers and school about how they fitting to digital(?) ___ and talks ___ demographic and identities and how they affect the school and teachers and how they must adapt to teach and treat their students as much as possible and I think it is hard to adjust individual

Hi. This is Christy Bakecraft(?) talking about making multi ethnic connections literature. Basically this the sections list several different titles of the books or each of the following ethnic groups. African American, Asian American or Pacific Americans, Latino and Caribbean American made of Americans and Asian Americans and the focus of listing all this younger novels and non fiction books. If you show other students how these diverse young immigrant find their identity's in our what do you call Anglo Saxon White American hard working culture and my opinion is that the books original copyright is 1993 ___ date is 2006 and that granted many of these titles are awesome and this writers are out

This section is about the very seeing young adult literature and using the traditional classic in your classroom and the reason why they're not necessarily good any more they were written for educated adult of their ___ and their not the most suitable books for adolescent today. They don't reflect the current social issues base by teen or the diversity in the class room. In this case section it says that a good book is one that need to needs from any particular group of students or individual student at times as ___ classic however they usually it's not young adult literature is the most suitable choice. Young adult literature is written for contemporary adolescent in discussing the issue that in advance most important to them, quality

Hi Red(?), part of making multi ethnique connection through literature and the summary that I came up with, all these different kind of books. We're talking about how students were striving to find identity and they're dominant cultures. So between native Americans, African American, Asian American, Pacific American, Mexican Latin American, Caribbean, Dominican American all of those. They're all struggling to find identity development, family expectations and the complexity of their heritage. My thoughts are, these books all show the struggle and understanding where you come from and trying to find your identity as a person. The question that I have for everyone is how would you get your students interested in reading the books flash story on other cultures. Thanks.

In chapter 8 dealing with additional facets of diversity. The section first outlines different physical and mental disability and different novels that portray them. Some deal with the brother with Sarab Housey and older sister decide him just get a friend ya. Other books also deal with the LGBT(?) issues Life of being gay by section change gender as individuals with them or fries the people for children of them or siblings in different books about those and also books about religion and the medical health status for bidding in some and then Colt Kent and then there's also a portion on roll in Erving book and the importance of books about the area that you live in or the importance

Hi everyone, this is Tara(?). I'm doing Chapter 8 pages 194 to 195 the meaning of Diversity. The summary that I'm going to provide is a couple statements from the section the meaning of Diversity. Difference is whether they'd be out or be noticeable or not. Diversity encompasses every question in America would you like this crucial to introduce Diversity literature in the classroom rather than publishing on the differences associated with Diversity. We should instead be emphasizing the similarities among various people. By taking this Universal of similarities in the consideration teachers can assist adolescence in their understanding and appreciation of other unlike them by straight focusing on the common ground shared by ___. We'll learn more about ourselves to exposure comparison and discussion with others. Virtual engagement in responses arrive from ___ reunite in this work, use experiences are the best possible one's we can.

Hi this is my first phone cast. I am really excited about this. I'm going to try this out my class room and my college class and my high school class. I think this will have tons of application and I hope my students will enjoy it.