White people cannot be victims of racial discrimination in a country where the balance of power & privilege lies with White people. Professor Oscar Monge is Native American and Chicano. Article does a very poor job of critical discussion of the issueshttps://twitter.com/JessieNYC/status/950362681889951746 …
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Makes sense. Which is y I think as a W educator the responsibility should b even more on me. I have a small # of W men in my classes but I don't wanna leave them behind in those discussions or I lose them 4ever. It's hard cuz they dont always tell you how they feel till the evals
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Can you do evals more often? The times I've been in charge of my own course and it's been brand new I try to build in feedback early on so I can fix things that aren't working and address concerns.
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Yes, but IMO mid semester evals are hardly anonymous & some students don't really address some issues till the end of the semester evals, and I don't blame them. It's easy to figure out which students wrote what when it's a small class and you know your students fairly well IMO
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I've been trying to think about why mine have seemed successful. I wonder if it's because I've tended to do procedural based feedback sessions. 1/2
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That way it's not so much what they think about me, but how information is transmitted, time to complete assignments, things that aren't directly about me that they may feel more comfortable responding to honestly. 2/2
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students and pretty much everyone else
and if it's a 1-on-1 you often end up all "no I don't think you're the worst person ever for being white" when someone inevitably derails an attempt at explainingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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