Que Es Deportar Osorio Analysis

Rethinkingschools.org published an article, ‘? Que es deportar? “: Teaching from students’ lives’”, Written by Sandra L. Osorio. In this article, Osorio is a bilingual teacher who teaches native Spanish speakers according to the second-grade curriculum. She that cares deeply for her students and navigates her way around the curriculum to include more space for her students to get involved during their time together in class. Throughout this time spent together the students read books in which they can relate to, eventually they are more open and go on to talk about their personal lives and how they feel about school. Many of her students don’t have a positive view on school and feel left out. Besides difficulties at school they also face difficulties at home, often at times they carry worrisome emotions that shouldn’t be present in a kid. When reading this article, things to keep in mind is the main purpose. The last paragraph was clear to state the main purpose, “I realized the importance of not grouping all Latina/o narratives into one stereotypical box. (Osorio)” In other words, Latino/a’s are usually all viewed as the same, but the truth is that not all have the same backgrounds and origins which makes these individuals different. …show more content…
The main point could have been, “Many Latino students face difficulties at school due to immigration.” The reason why this statement better suits this article is because everything in this writing connects back to how these students are performing and feeling about school, these students have a different culture and lifestyle than the typical American home so they will have a different view towards school. In this case fear of family separation, school curriculums and school communication, are connected to immigration problems that challenges these kids in