1. What are at least three of the most important concepts/main ideas from the reading/s?
2. What are at least two personal reflections the reading/s generated for you?
3. What is at least one question you have about the reading/s?
4. At least one passage/quote of the text you find particularly striking, and why?
5. How can you apply this knowledge or understanding (from all the readings) as a future educator to disrupt unjust systems? How do the reading/s make you re-think, re-consider, or re-understand your future/current teaching practice/philosophy?
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