#cultural competence

[cheers-mdears]

Dear gentiles (non-Jews)~ Please please please do research and think long and hard before developing any kind of Lilith character.

She causes miscarriages, attacks/steals/kills living children and/or she's a literal sexual predator. She's a girlboss the same way Margaret Thatcher was, which is to say her go-to is to cause human misery. She's a Jewish demon, and Judaism is a closed religion. It's important to respect that by keeping her in context rather than treating her like a fictional character you can interpret, change, and portray however you want.

I'm not saying you can't be inspired by her. I'm not even saying you can't portray her in fiction. I'm saying please tread carefully, research from Jewish sources, and that if you want to depict her in a way that's significantly different from Jewish lore, it would probably be best to just make it a new character.

#I saw a fic where Lilith was going to swoop in and save the day and like. that is a whole-ass different person. just change the name babe #good omens #good omens fic #writing #cultural competence #jumblr #jewish things #lilith #indrid talks

[phoenixsavant]

Top Skills Thursday: Cultural Competence

Did you know that learning cultural competence can also be accomplished through therapy? Cultural competence is the ability to understand cultures you weren’t raised in. It allows you to interact with people from varying cultures with empathy, understanding, and acceptance. Sound like a skill you don’t really need if you live somewhere that everyone has the same experiences you have? Well, don’t…

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#acceptance #cultural competence #cultures #growth #self-growth #skills #therapy skills #understanding

[piedmonthealthcareinstitute]

Excelling in healthcare training builds the blocks to a successful and fulfilling career in healthcare. Beyond acquiring essential skills, excelling in training lays the foundation for providing quality patient care, fostering trust, and making a positive impact on individuals’ lives.

#Constructive Feedback #Continuous Learning #Cultural Competence

[tjeromebaker]

Triumph In The Trenches: Navigating Success for Black Professionals

Charting the Future of Work and Aging with Equity and Inclusion Triumph in the Trenches This anthology, featuring a pivotal chapter by Marvell Adams Jr. on “Creating Equity in Aging,” navigates the complex terrain of modern workplaces and aging services. With a forward-looking approach, Adams addresses the imperative for inclusive and culturally competent support systems for an increasingly…

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#ageism #BIPOC #Black History Month #black professionals #Cultural Competence #diversity #equity #inclusion #intersectionality #LGBTQI+ #resilience #workplace discrimination

[tomorrowlandacademy]

The ability to communicate seamlessly across cultures is a valuable skill that goes beyond linguistic proficiency. Dual language learning has emerged as a powerful contributor to a child’s overall success, offering many cognitive, academic, and socio-cultural advantages.

#Cognitive Enhancements #Communication Skills #Cultural Competence

[tough-convos]

Developing Cultural Intelligence | Tough Convos

Cultural intelligence is a skill, a competence, that you develop over the years of being exposed to people from various cultures, and learning about their cultural teachings and belief systems. Once you recognize the many patterns that become cultural rules and expectations for different groups of people, you become more agile in multicultural scenarios. For this reason CQ is one of the most sought out skills for global professionals and is essential for creating a healthy, diverse and inclusive workplace. It is crucial for organizations to help develop and promote CQ among their teams in order to build a positive company culture and grow with the times.

By applying these principles, individuals and organizations can cultivate cultural intelligence, foster harmonious cross-cultural connections, create an inclusive company culture, and thrive in the ever-evolving global landscape.

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#Cultural Intelligence #Company Culture #Cultural Communication #Cultural Competence #Cultural Diversity #Inclusive Company Culture

[vitalphysicianhousecallstx]

Healthcare disparities are a significant issue, with many people encountering barriers to needed medical services. Innovative house-call physician programs, such as Vital Physician House Calls, are making considerable progress in closing these gaps. Let us look at the function of house-call physician programs in addressing healthcare inequities and why selecting such a provider can make a significant difference.

#Cultural Competence #Health Screenings #Language Limitation

[thisisgraeme]

A Closer Look at Ako Aotearoa’s Tapatoru Programme: Bringing Cultural Values to the Classroom

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Hey there, folks! Today, we’re diving into something really special – the Tapatoru Programme and Award by Ako Aotearoa. This isn’t just another educational initiative; it’s a game-changer in how we approach tertiary teaching in Aotearoa New Zealand. Let’s unpack what makes Tapatoru so unique and why it’s making waves in tertiary education. Background: A Journey Through Time Did you know that…

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#Ako Aotearoa #cultural competence #cultural excellence in teaching #cultural values in teaching #Culturally Responsive Teaching #educational innovation #educational resources #Inclusive Education #Maori education #Māori and Pacific integration #neurodiversity in education #New Zealand education #New Zealand tertiary sector #online educational tools #Pacific education #professional learning and development #professional teaching awards #reflective teaching practice #Tapatoru Programme #Tertiary Education

[omegaphilosophia]

Nurturing a Positive Perspective: The Path to Understanding and Empathy

A person can cultivate a good perspective by actively engaging in self-reflection, empathy, and open-mindedness. Here are some steps to foster a positive and constructive perspective:

Self-Reflection: Take time to understand your own beliefs, biases, and values. Reflect on how your past experiences and cultural background have shaped your perspective. Acknowledge any biases you may hold and be open to challenging them.

Empathy: Practice empathy by actively trying to understand the experiences and viewpoints of others. Listen attentively to their stories and concerns, and try to see the world from their perspective. Empathy helps build connections and bridges gaps in understanding.

Diverse Exposure: Seek out diverse experiences, cultures, and ideas. Engage with people who have different backgrounds and beliefs. Exposure to diversity can broaden your perspective and help you appreciate the complexity of the world.

Critical Thinking: Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information and ideas critically. Be open to questioning your own beliefs and the information you encounter. Encourage a healthy skepticism while also being receptive to evidence and rational arguments.

Respectful Dialogue: Engage in respectful and open dialogues with others, especially when you disagree. Constructive conversations can lead to a deeper understanding of differing viewpoints and may even help find common ground.

Continuous Learning: Commit to lifelong learning. Read books, attend lectures, and engage in discussions about various subjects. This intellectual curiosity will help you adapt and refine your perspective over time.

Maintain Positivity: A good perspective often involves maintaining a positive outlook on life. Focus on gratitude, resilience, and optimism, even in the face of challenges. A positive perspective can lead to greater well-being and resilience.

Cultural Competence: Develop cultural competence by learning about different cultures, traditions, and worldviews. This understanding can lead to greater respect for diversity and a more inclusive perspective.

Community Engagement: Get involved in your community and participate in activities that promote understanding and cooperation. Collaborative efforts can lead to positive change and a broader perspective.

Reflect on Ethics: Consider the ethical implications of your perspective. Ask yourself if your beliefs and actions contribute to the well-being of others and the world. Ethical reflection can guide you toward a more compassionate and responsible perspective.

Remember that developing a good perspective is an ongoing process. It requires self-awareness, humility, and a willingness to learn from others. By actively working on these aspects, individuals can contribute to a more empathetic, inclusive, and harmonious society.

#philosophy #epistemology #metaphysics #knowledge #learning #education #chatgpt #ethics #psychology #politics #Perspective #Empathy #Self-Reflection #Diversity #Critical Thinking #Positive Outlook #Continuous Learning #Cultural Competence #Community Engagement #Ethical Reflection

[shahcommunications]

Many distinct types of businessmen speak different languages around the world. If you are a businessman, it may be in your best interest to expand your network by engaging with other businessmen regardless of the language they speak. The more you can connect with others, the more likely it is that your business will grow.

#Cost-Benefit Analysis #Cultural Competence #Professional Development.

[alberryconsulting]

Join Dr. Berry as she explores the vital subject of nurturing a positive connection with your child's classroom teacher. Gain essential insights into understanding your child's educational journey, especially addressing the distinctive experiences children of color may encounter. Uncover ways to counter stereotypes, biases, and systemic racism in the classroom. Dr. Berry underlines the significance of cultural competence, urging for an inclusive and culturally responsive educational space. Don't miss this episode that empowers parents and caregivers to foster an enriching and equitable learning environment. Watch video now!

#education podcasts #ParentingTips #ChildEducation #CulturalCompetence #TeacherRelationships #EquityInEducation #EmpowerParents #TeacherCommunication #StudentPotential #InclusiveTeaching #positive connection #child's classroom teacher #educational journey #children of color #cultural competence #educational space #parents #systemicracism #ExpertAdvice #nurturing #ClassroomTeacher #Dr. Berry #caregivers #Youtube

[kuturkoglu]

#Cultural diversity #Equality in education #Inclusive education #Global competence #Multiculturalism #Cultural competence #Inclusive classrooms #Intercultural dialogue #Implicit bias #Culturally responsive teaching #Professional development #Community collaboration

[artisticdivasworld]

Unveiling the Impact of Preconceived Ideas and Biases on Nursing Practice

In the world of healthcare, nurses play a crucial role in providing compassionate and unbiased care to patients. However, like any human being, nurses are not immune to the influence of preconceived ideas and biases. These mental constructs can significantly affect the quality of care delivered. In this blog post, we will delve into the various ways preconceived ideas and biases can impact a…

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#biases #cultural competence #Healthcare #inclusivity #Leadership #Nurse #nurses #Nursing #nursing practice #patient care #preconceived ideas #self-reflection #stereotyping #unconscious bias

[tjeromebaker]

Exploring Cultural Competence in the WSDC Community by Cindi Timmons

Source: International Debate Vietnam: 2023 World Schools Debating Championships Abstract When the World Schools Debating Championships (WSDC) began in Australia in 1988, six nations participated: Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America. Over the years, the event has expanded, culminating in 2016 with fifty-six nations represented at the…

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#Cultural Competence #debate #Exploring Cultural Competence in the WSDC Community #WSDC

[thecriticalpedagogue]

Let the Music Lead You with Ashley Cuthbertson

You have GOT to check out this episode with Music Educator and Consultant: Ashley Cuthbertson! And WHEN you love it, don't forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and to share this episode with your friends!

You have GOT to check out this episode with Music Educator and Consultant: Ashley Cuthbertson! And WHEN you love it, don’t forget to subscribe, leave us a review, and to share this episode with your friends! Ashley Cuthbertson (she/her) is the Founder, CEO & Principal Consultant of A. Cuthbertson Consulting, LLC, an educational consulting firm that partners with schools, districts, and…

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#Connection #Cultural Competence #culturally responsive #Diverse Composers #Diverse Repertoire #diversity #mcusicedlove #multilingual #music education #teaching music

[psqqa]

yes, yes i know edgeworth’s big wet eyes and loser boy personality have captivated us all, but listen. listen.

phoenix wright

phoenix “genuinely unable to reconcile the girl on the stand with the girl he dated for eight months, a cognitive dissonance so profound it’s ultimately explained by them being literally two different people, but which he first sits with for five years and does not talk about at any point to anyone” wright

phoenix “don’t mention that name to me. i don’t want to talk about it. i don’t want to think about it. i am just going to keep myself in this state of perpetual crisis mode focus on other people’s problems until eventually i die and get to hang out with mia on the astral plane and never have to deal with any of these emotions ever again” wright

phoenix “overnight loses his career and reputation and sense of identity while gaining an adopted, probably pretty traumatized eight-year-old daughter, and rather than leaning on his friends for help, or getting therapy, or taking any time to process any of this, he *checks notes* spends seven years dedicating all his free time and energy to investigating the weird fucking circumstances around it and maintains a friendship with the guy he suspects was behind it all” wright

phoenix "runs across a burning bridge and falls through it, half a day after the game establishes that he is terrified of heights, because his friend is on the other side of that bridge" wright

phoenix “i sure felt surprised. maybe i had my poker face on” wright

phoenix “looking back on it that was actually a pretty dark period in my life” wright

phoenix “don’t ask me how i got started. i don’t remember” wright

phoenix “only you stood still, your eyes calmly watching” wright

phoenix “sometimes, life just sucks” wright

just

phoenix wright

crunchiest man in the world

and all i wanna do is chew and chew and chew on him

#ace attorney #where are all the people gnawing on phoenix's bones so white?? #i need to find the phoenix bone-gnawing corner of this fandom PLEASE #this is me asking for the Phoenix Fic btw #where is the fic meditating on phoenix's whole mental state in general? #where is the fic about how it's phoenix's cageyness and poker face and flat affect under stress that is the hurdle? #the relationship ramifications of being actually really fucking hard to read when it comes down to it? #where is the fic about the week of his disbarment? #the one detailing the panicked blow by blow of it rippling through his social circle while he stands in the eye of the storm? #the one that ends messy and anxious and unresolved because it's week 1 of 7 years? #where is the birth of phoenix wright: poker legend fic? #where is the art school/theatre major phoenix fic? #no not the able to art/act phoenix fic but the kind of person who chooses to go to art school/study theatre phoenix fic #where is the supremely disinterested in pop culture phoenix fic? #where is the actually incredibly meticulous and competent phoenix fic? #capcom can tell me all they want that he's essentially an adhd disaster flying by the seat of his pants making it all up as he goes #but that's not what they're actually showing me #they're the ones who created an in-fiction legal system that functionally necessitates that #and the nature of the game is that phoenix is almost always proven right so rather than him coming off as hare-brained #his opponents rather just come off as short-sighted. either negligently or maliciously so #and the choices the writing makes in service of retaining mystery and audience suspense in fact function to make phoenix a person #who is astute and puts the pieces together but is cautious in his conclusions #i will grant them that phoenix does tend to lose sight of his overarching goal in getting drawn into proving or disproving minor points #the fact that edgeworth on the other hand never loses sight of this or where the various arguments stand in relation to it #is his sexiest trait as a character by far #but those minor points are actually functionally critical to the ultimate argument phoenix makes #so even though i do read that trait through the game mechanics i do also judge the other characters for being dicks about it #my point is phoenix wright does in fact have the character of a lawyer and is conventionally good at his job fucking fight me #my point is that you all have had 20 goddamn years to Rotate this man #my POINT is that there should be Intricate Fucked Up Meditations On Phoenix that rewire my fucking brain and i NEED to know where they are!