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Diverse learners in the mainstream
classroom
INTRO, CH1, CH2CLASS DISCUSSION
10/17/11
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INTRODUCTION
FOR discussion:
• Impressions on diverse learners IN the mainstream classroom• Thoughts on introduction
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Chapter 1: cultural diversity: why it matters in schools
Pedagogical respones to cultural diversity• WHAT ARE SOME DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
AND CULTURALLY RELEVANT PEDAGOGY?
CHALLENGES FOR CULTURALLY RESPONSIvE TEACHERSCHALLENGE 1 - FINDING OUT WHO YOUR STUDENTS ARE• thoughts on SHARing YOUR PERSONAL STORY WITH YOUR
STUDENTS?
CHALLENGE 3 - UNDERSTANDING THAT DIFFERENCE IS NOT THE SAME AS DEFICIT.
• “IT MEANS UNDERSTANDING THAT PEOPLE ARE CAPABLE OF MAKING CHOICES IN SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES THAT WHILE DIFFICULT AT TIMES, DO NOT REDUCE THEM TO THE ROLE OF PASSIVE BYSTANDERS IN THEIR OWN LOVES”
APPLICATIONs• What applications stand out to you? Why?
Chapter 2english language learners
Who are they? How can teachers support them?
EFFECTIVE INSTRUCTION FOR ELLS
KEY 1 - TEACH LANGUAGE THROUGH CONTENTKRASHEN’S THEORY OF SECOND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION• WHICH OF KRASHEN’S HYPOTHESES APPLY TO YOUR EXPERIENCE OF
LANGUAGE ACQUISITION? HOW?
KEY 2 - ORGANIZE CURRICULUM AROUND THEMES• HOW do YOU COLLABORATE IN SCHOOLS TO BUILD A CURRICULUM
AROUND THEMES? • What are your concerns FOR VARIOUS AGE GROUPS?
KEY 3 - DRAW ON STUDENT’S BACKGROUNDS• CULTURALLY RELEVANT TEXTSwww.edequity.com/PDFs/culturally_relevant_books.pdf• PREVIEW, VIEW REVIEW
Education either functions as an instrument which is used to facilitate integration of the younger generation into the
logic of the present system and bring about conformity or it becomes the practice of freedom, the means by which
men and women deal critically and creatively with reality and discover how to participate in the transformation of
their world.― Paulo Freire, Pedagogy of the Oppressed