This document discusses some of the diversity factors teachers may encounter in their classrooms, including family situations, language barriers, religion, ethnicity, and gender. It notes that teachers need to check for signs of neglect, make non-English speaking children feel comfortable, avoid promoting any single religion while addressing various holidays, explore different ethnic backgrounds, and find activities both girls and boys enjoy. The teacher's role is to accommodate diversity and ensure all students feel included.

2. Family
Some families maybe more well off than
others.
Some parents are more involved than
others.
The teachers job to check for signs of any
sort of neglect.

3. Language Barriers
Some children come from other countries
and do not speak English.
It is the teachers job to make the child
feel comfortable with there new
surroundings

4. Religion
Though, Public Schools are not allowed to speak
about religion, the subject may come up.
Teachers have to come across many holidays
that deal with different religions.
It is the teacher’s job to not let any child feel like
they are different for being who they are.

5. Ethnicity
Being a teacher you deal with many
different ethnicities.
Maybe as a teacher, you can explore all of
the different places all of your students
come from.

6. Gender
Teachers need to deal with both females and
males.
Both have different interests.
Find games and activities that both genders
would enjoy.