Viewpoint diversity is diverse peoples and diverse perspectives coming together to challenge claims, deepen understanding, and engage in dialogue.
This helps support pluralism in the classroom and respects your rights to academic expression, through respectful and inclusive dialogue for education.
Constructive disagreement is discussing ideas to support learning, even across lines of difference, and understand our perspectives and the viewpoints of others.
This helps the school community work out differences, hear the viewpoints from diverse perspectives, and share ideas freely in support of learning.
Introduction: Mr. Kertes di waayu. Kittitas ada Boosn di wil ‘waatgu. Canadian ada Boosn 'nüüyu. Kxeen di wil dzogu. Adabiis di pdeegu.
About:Mr. Kertes is a high school English and Socials teacher in Prince Rupert, which is in the territory of the Ts’msyen, at Charles Hays Secondary School (CHSS) - home of the Rainmakers. The language of the Ts'msyen is Sm’algya̲x.
