Reflection 4.7

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4.7 I think that the strategeis used amongst all different populations of kids is pretty consistent. I think that when a teacher acknowledges the differences in children it allows them to become close and bond. If a teacher and student don't have this relationship i think it can make things very difficult. Teachers help all sorts of students meet their goals and academic needs by giving them confindence and a chance. All students need to be treated equally and given the sam oppurtinites no matter the circumstances.
4.8 I assicoated the easier and more home based activites for females and the out doorsy, compitition based, and more skill required activities for the guys. Based on the assumptions I made about the different activites from this

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