Increasing the effectiveness of career and technical education through focusing on high expectations and full participation for all students and employees in career and education.

Culture of Poverty

Sep 16th, 2010 12:45 PM

Salon D

Culture of Economic Class

Less hassles in the classroom. Better results when correcting behavior. Helping clients to self-sufficiency. Diversity at work and school is good for everyone! Economic Diversity is an area sometimes overlooked. Let’s investigate how to remove the barriers to success by economic class differences among people and groups. Adding these tools to our current knowledge of diversity helps us understand ourselves and better support those we serve.

Your Speaker

Sherry Alexander

Sherry Alexander

Rose State College