Learning Assessment Regarding Stereotyping of American Indian

LEARNING ASSESSMENT REGARDING STEREOTYPING OF AMERICAN INDIAN Student Name Class Date Contents TOC \o "1-3" \h \z \u Introduction PAGEREF _Toc14610741 \h 3Background PAGEREF _Toc14610742 \h 3Article 1 PAGEREF _Toc14610743 \h 3Outline: PAGEREF _Toc14610744 \h 3Learning outcome PAGEREF _Toc14610745 \h 4Article 2 PAGEREF _Toc14610746 \h 4Highlight PAGEREF _Toc14610747 \h 4Learning outcome PAGEREF _Toc14610748 \h 5Video 1 PAGEREF _Toc14610749 \h 5Highlight PAGEREF _Toc14610750 \h 5Learning Outcomes: PAGEREF _Toc14610751 \h 6Video 2 PAGEREF _Toc14610752 \h 6Highlights PAGEREF _Toc14610753 \h 6Learning Outcomes PAGEREF _Toc14610754 \h 6References PAGEREF _Toc14610755 \h 8 Learning Assessment Regarding Stereotyping of American Indian Introduction Stereotyping is a crucial social issue that is destructive. The initiation of the stereotyped image of the Indians is rooted in the history of America when ancient scholars aligned the Indian ancestors’ aggressive nature with their current appearance, comic brand imaging for higher sales and many other examples are present. In association, this essay highlights the outline of two articles and videos under the topic. Each review is followed by a recommendation to contribute to the prevention of stereotyping in modern society. Background The effects of stereotyping have been seen on the Indians through several means. Many events have contributed to the promotion of the stereotyped image of Indians in the minds of Americans. For example, the Indians are images as uncivilized people in books, literature, media, etc. this issue requires concentration so that racial stereotyping can be prevented Article 1 Andare-Tasiwoopaapia and Adams-Campbelb (2016) demonstrated the practice of promotion of stereotyping of Native Americans through the children's literature in their article. Outline It has been observed that the innocent encounter of Americans with indigenous Indians in the country is showcased in children's Thanksgiving Day pictured books. This practice promotes the fact that Indians are an obstacle. Along with this, school children with different ethnic backgrounds are also victimized in this act. For example, the white American men are portrayed as "Hero" while the indigenous are highlighted with a savage type of personality in the picture. The children's literature is a rich source of knowledge distribution. This is the reason for intensified stereotyping induced in young minds. Consequently, a judgment regarding diverse ethnicity develops among children that result in conflicts later on.[Adare-Tasiwoopa ápi, Sierra, and Melissa Adams-Campbell. "Sanitizing “Indians” in America’s Thanksgiving story." International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education 29, no. 5 (2016): 655-669.] Learning Outcome Children's literature is a powerful tool for shaping the future of a Nation. In association, this tool should be free from errors of biases, stereotyping and injustice. From the review of the article "sanitizing Indians," it has been outlined that the stereotyping of Native Americans (American Indian) is being promoted and induced in the young minds of children1. Eventually, the ritual to stereotype will be followed and the next generation will also face the same destructions of bu...