The assignment fulfilling this requirement will be done through a 5 -6 typed page paper that gives in-depth reflection and analysis of theoretical conclusions developed from life experiences from childhood through adulthood regarding issues of diversity and their effects on human development. What are the key issues in your life that your diversity theory addresses? Describe examples of the ways these issues formed patterns of behavior in your life? Have you been able to change any negative patterns? Were there repercussion from societal and institutionalized bias and oppression? How did you respond to repercussions? Give examples. Have you been able to build upon positive patterns? What was supportive to your ability to deal with societal and institutionalized bias and oppression? Give examples. Do you believe your theory speaks for others as well as yourself? Are there hidden assumptions in your theory? Given your diversity theory, what is not addressed? What is left out of your theory? How does your diversity theory compare with what you learned studying child and adult development? How could you make your theory more inclusive? How could you include what is left out?

The assignment fulfilling this requirement will be done through a 5 -6 typed page paper that gives in-depth reflection and analysis of theoretical conclusions developed from life experiences from childhood through adulthood regarding issues of diversity and their effects on human development. What are the key issues in your life that your diversity theory addresses? Describe examples of the ways these issues formed patterns of behavior in your life? Have you been able to change any negative patterns? Were there repercussion from societal and institutionalized bias and oppression? How did you respond to repercussions? Give examples. Have you been able to build upon positive patterns? What was supportive to your ability to deal with societal and institutionalized bias and oppression? Give examples. Do you believe your theory speaks for others as well as yourself? Are there hidden assumptions in your theory? Given your diversity theory, what is not addressed? What is left out of your theory? How does your diversity theory compare with what you learned studying child and adult development? How could you make your theory more inclusive? How could you include what is left out?

User_8495 added on 12/16/15 at 04:22 AM (PST):

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User_8495 added on 12/28/15 at 03:33 AM (PST):

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