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I would strongly agree with Paul here--be prepared for some lively discussion and be ready (that is, use due diligence in your own homework) to address issues that will need to be confronted. I tend to address some of these issues in a higher education course and students from the majority tend to really struggle with these ideas if they have never been exposed. Also, knowing education as it is, be prepared to have parental discussions about your selection. I think this could easily be justified, but you'll want to think about this before your first parent arrives at your door.
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Mar 09, 2016 12:33PM
I would strongly agree with Paul here--be prepared for some lively discussion and be ready (that is, use due diligence in your own homework) to address issues that will need to be confronted. I tend to address some of these issues in a higher education course and students from the majority tend to really struggle with these ideas if they have never been exposed. Also, knowing education as it is, be prepared to have parental discussions about your selection. I think this could easily be justified, but you'll want to think about this before your first parent arrives at your door.
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