Diversity In The Classroom Analysis

Diversity has become an increasingly bigger matter in both the classroom setting and the church setting. There are many different people of different backgrounds and ways of life in all aspects of our world. This poses a challenge to teachers to be able to get their curriculum across to their students, while also being mindful and accommodating to those who may need a little extra attention. Trust is a culture issue in both the classroom and the church and a key to the success, or failure, of both the student and the teacher.
The classroom has become incredibly diverse with cultural minorities making up an increasingly larger part of the student population (Kauchak pg 13). Teachers now have the added challenge of making the classroom atmosphere …show more content…
Extra attention and time devoted to these students will help to ease them in, as well as give the other students insight into the importance of multicultural skills. This provides importance experience for the teacher and helps to build their confidence while also providing multicultural students the opportunity to grow in the areas of tolerance and …show more content…
Therefore it is the duty of a pastor and teacher to teach the Scriptures while also living their own lives as an example. A congregation is unlikely to apply the teaching to their own lives if they do not see the pastor holding themselves to a higher standard and living out the words they are preaching.
The role diversity plays is becoming a bigger part of everyday life in both the church and classroom. There are differences in the application of it in both instances. The classroom is there to provide a more harmonizing environment by accommodating the curriculum to help meet the needs of the student. This benefits both the student and the teacher in that they both gain confidence and knowledge that will be useful in future situations in their