BLOG POST # 2 School
Culture
![](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_ti9Y9GYpYPJ2dk9vK2Hi6n-6HqpR-kaIpDeyOlVo1q9FVV73qe6KAGS1wSOhBgFGzcBYvld7BkWeJp5mbJWwixwReAzCtOJm1xpiyJTlNa3bq31AiaOqaEofAnfX5Z3ogr6JGm=s0-d)
During my internship experience I have really reflected on
the need to understand your school culture. I had the experience of working
with concerned parents and students over issues that may not be a concern at
other schools, but because of the culture and expectations that parents have in
the school community I am working at. Language, dress, and acceptable behaviors
may change depending on your school culture.
I also experienced the results of making a decision and
seeing the ripple effects that transpired over something that I didn’t even
realize would be interpreted or thought of in such a sense. I know that I need
to know my teachers and their personalities and how different people interpret
different things. You need to know your teachers and the norms of your school culture.
I feel that in order to make the changes necessary in a
school you need to get to know your teachers and your school culture/climate so
that you have a greater chance at creating long lasting positive change. I know
for myself that getting out and talking with students, teachers, and parents throughout
the day gave me the opportunity to learn more about the school culture and expectations
all stakeholders have invested into our school.
-Alisha
No comments:
Post a Comment