I think when someone decides to become a teacher they decide to surround themselves with different kinds of people and that is what chapter 2 is highlighting; diversity. Going into the job you must know that you will be exposed to a variety of cultures, ethnicities, and races. So it is important to ask yourself, how can I make sure each student knows that their culture is important and has worth? After reading chapter 2 it reminded me of my interview with Mrs. Nari when I asked her if she felt her culture was represented in our American school system. Although she was understanding, she answered no. It that a bad thing? In my view it is, because in America we are a melting pot of people. There is no one culture that dominates. I think the feelings
