On The Road Becoming a Teacher

Culture Identity is who you are, ethnicity, and religion. "Each of the groups to which we belong to has distinguishable cultural patterns shared  among who identity themselves as members of particular group"(p.g.8). In some family cases their culture starts to fade through time because of different generations. I believe it is a wonderful feeling learning where you come from and who you are. My father and grandmother told me stories of when they first came to the United States from Durango, Mexico, knowing nothing, completely blind. They came here to have better opportunities in life, which they have accomplished. In my opinion it is important who you are because it defines you as a person. Culture identity can impact students by being more comfortable around their peers and with that comfortableness they can be themselves and have a high academic success in school. Once students feel that their peers have respect for one another, they will soon start participating in class

My family Hi! my name is Diana Esparza, I'm 27 years old. I am mom, stepmom, and wife. I have two beautiful kids of my own and two beautiful stepdaughters I've been raising with my husband.  This is my first time coming back to school after 6 years. I decided to go back to college to become a teacher and to be a good leader to my children. This road on becoming a teacher won't be easy, but we have earn it with hard work. The purpose of this blog is to share the learning experience and details about special populations. I hope you can hang in there with me.