Positive And Negative Observations Five Essay

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In many instances, there are also cultural components in the way that different groups relate to others and in the values held by those groups. I recognize that as an educator, it can be difficult, or at least a potentially sensitive matter, to make judgment and offer advice based on apparent external behaviour. Since, in many cases, the types of themes that are important to me are aspects of culturally-learned behaviors, criticizing others for aspects of those behaviors that violate objective principles could suggest to others that my judgments reflect a cultural...

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Therefore, as an educator, I realize that even purely objective criticisms must be carefully expressed so as not to communicate prejudices or ethnic perspective on my part instead of genuinely well-intentioned advice based on principles.
I hope that as an educator, I will be able to communicate my philosophical views about what types of values and behaviors are respectable and admirable in ways that are perceived with the intention behind them rather than misunderstood. I recognize that it is my responsibility to achieve that goal.

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