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Culturally & Educationally Responsive Teaching Advocacy Poster By Lawtnee, Banhi, Noreen, Erin, Frank, & James Oral History Quotes “To be American involves a lot of meanings. For me it means opportunity, especially with education. If I had stayed home in Jamaica I would not have been able to go as far in my education.” “Being an American is strictly about where you are born-not your culture, because Americans celebrate so many different cultures.” Critical Thinking Questions 1. What is diversity & how has diversity changed over time with regard to education? 2. We are a culturally diverse society in the United States. Yet, why are there educators who have not made attempts to culturally diversify their minds, attitudes and teaching strategies with regard to education? I am from poem… Content Menu 1. Group Presentation of Chapters 2 and 3 2. Oral Presentation of Summary of Chapter 3. Anticipation/Reaction Guide: Chapter 2 & 3 4. Differentiation Menu: Tic Tac Toe 5. Whole Group Activities Tenets of Culturally Responsive Teaching Validating: How do I make it "real"? Comprehensive: Am I an "all inclusive" teacher? Multidimensional: Are the components of my content diverse? Empowering: How effective am I? Transformative: Do my students leave me better than they came to me? Emancipating: Will my students succeed on their own? Advocacy Project Highlights Our differences and our similarities must be accommodate, beloved and integrated into the curriculum, instruction and assessment. In the book “Why Culture Counts”, Donna Walker Tileston and Sandra Darling have talked about how culture and poverty both affects teaching and learning. Must See! CNN, Coca-Cola Museum, ATL Aquarium, Stone Mountain Park
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Culturally & Educationally Responsive Teaching Advocacy Poster
By Lawtnee, Banhi, Noreen, Erin, Frank, & James
Oral History Quotes
“To be American involves a lot
of meanings. For me it means
opportunity, especially with
education. If I had stayed
home in Jamaica I would not
have been able to go as far in
my education.”
“Being an American is strictly
about where you are born-not
your culture, because
Americans celebrate so many
different cultures.”
Critical Thinking Questions
1. What is diversity & how has diversity changed over time with regard to education?
2. We are a culturally diverse society in the United States. Yet, why are there educators who have not made
attempts to culturally diversify their minds, attitudes and teaching strategies with regard to education?
I am from poem…
Content Menu
1. Group Presentation of Chapters 2
and 3
2. Oral Presentation of Summary of
Chapter
3. Anticipation/Reaction Guide:
Chapter 2 & 3
4. Differentiation Menu: Tic Tac Toe
5. Whole Group Activities
Tenets of Culturally Responsive Teaching
Validating: How do I make it "real"?
Comprehensive: Am I an "all inclusive" teacher?
Multidimensional: Are the components of my
content diverse?
Empowering: How effective am I?
Transformative: Do my students leave me better
than they came to me?
Emancipating: Will my students succeed on their
own?
Advocacy Project Highlights
Our differences and our similarities must be accommodate, beloved and integrated into the
curriculum, instruction and assessment. In the book “Why Culture Counts”, Donna Walker
Tileston and Sandra Darling have talked about how culture and poverty both affects teaching
and learning.
Must See!CNN, Coca-Cola
Museum, ATL
Aquarium, Stone
Mountain Park
