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Hi Mary, I also hope that I can learn more about diversity in this world through this course. Being Hispanic, I guess gives me a step forward into at least knowing how the Hispanic population sees the world, but I would love to learn more about other ethnicities. I would love to teach second grade, but during my field experience, I observed a fifth-grade class and it's a perfect grade to teach because they are more independent.I personally do not enjoy English but I think it's going to be a great subject for you if you enjoy writing. By the things that you mentioned in your discussion, I hope that you will become a great fifth-grade teacher and open the minds and eyes of those students who have absolutely no clue of how beautiful and interesting
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