Aspirational Capital
Which capital is about having hope and dreams for the future?
Aspirational Capital
Students were encouraged to use English and what other language?
isiXhosa
Who encouraged students by sharing stories about their careers?
Community guest speakers
Who did students say inspired and supported them the most?
Their families and trusted community members
Which capital is about overcoming challenges and continuing to work toward your goals?
Resistance Capital
What was the main goal of Dream Camp?
To help students explore their future dreams and careers.
Why did Dream Camp encourage students to use both English and isiXhosa?
Because both languages are valuable and help students learn.
Name one community career guest who visited Dream Camp.
Doctor, Teacher, Politician, Tourism Professional, Environmental Engineer
True or False: Students said only teachers inspired them.
False
What did many students say they should do even when school became difficult?
Stay in school and never give up.
Name one career students hoped to have someday.
Doctor, Engineer, Tour Guide, Business Owner, Surfer, etc.
What language did many students say improved because of Dream Camp?
English
Besides guest speakers, who else supported students throughout Dream Camp?
Preservice teachers and classmates
Why were community members important to students' learning?
They inspired, mentored, and encouraged them.
One student decided to never miss school because she wanted to become a tour guide. Who was she?
Nwabisa
How could a teacher help students dream about their future?
Goal setting, career days, vision boards, guest speakers
How can teachers support students who speak more than one language?
Let them use both languages, read bilingual books, and celebrate home languages
What is one way a teacher can help students support each other?
Group work, partner activities, class discussions, encouragement
How can families be involved in classroom learning?
Guest speakers, family interviews, classroom events, sharing traditions
Why is it important for teachers to recognize students' strengths instead of only their challenges?
Students already bring valuable knowledge, skills, and experiences to school.
Why is it important for teachers to encourage students' dreams?
It builds confidence and motivates students to succeed.
Why is it important to value students' home languages?
They are part of students' identity and help learning.
Why are positive relationships important in a classroom?
Students learn better when they feel supported and cared for.
Why should teachers get to know students' families and communities?
Families and communities have valuable knowledge and can support learning.
Give one classroom strategy that helps students overcome challenges and believe they can succeed.
Growth mindset, encouragement, scaffolding, goal setting, positive feedback