Blog post 3 – Race

As a white, British, middle-class male, I acknowledge that my life has been shaped by privileges that many do not enjoy, affording me a perspective that is, in many ways, limited. Recognising this, I am committed to learning and exploring beyond my comfort zone, to engage authentically with issues of race and inclusivity. I hope that through open-minded inquiry, I can understand the lived experiences of marginalised communities and adapt my teaching practices to become more inclusive and equitable.

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Blog Post 2 – Faith

Despite being a non-practising born again Christian, I remain fascinated by the topic of Faith. I’ve come to distinguish faith and religion; with faith being my individual belief or trust that doesn’t require physical evidence, providing spiritual significance. While religion is a community’s collective practices, rituals, and belief system, typically centred on the belief in a deity. As an educator, I appreciate my Christian background while being receptive to the inclusion of students from diverse faiths and religions.

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