Privilege In The Classroom

This metaphor works very well explaining each individuals privilege. For example, the people in the front row of the classroom has a better chance at throwing the crumpled paper into the recycle bin while the people in the back row has a smaller chance to make it into the recycle bin. Students in the front row and back row have different privilege because they are born to it. This metaphor also explains how the socio-economic status affects the privilege that people has. In the field of education and socio-economic statuses, this example suggests that the students in the front row, the upper-middle class, which they have a better chance to become the success in their education and standing in the upper class. However, the people in the back row represents the lower or working class, which it means that the people in the back row have less privilege and less opportunity to make it into the upper-class if they didn't work hard on their education. They have less chance or do not have the advantage to be in the middle or upper class due to their socio-economic status that they were born to. 2. What are your thoughts on privilege? Do you agree, disagree? Why? In my opinion, privilege refers to when you have something and you don't have. Money, for instance, if you have money, you can do anything you want or you
The people in the back row may experience more obstacles than the people in the front row because they have a less chance to make it into the bin in the front of the classroom. If I was a student in the front row where I have a better chance when throwing the crumpled paper into the bin, I would advocate students in the back row by removing some obstacles out of their way so they can have a better opportunity to make it to the bin. In realistically, I could support them by teaching and be directing them into the right path, so they can be as successful as where I am or better in