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Incorporate books such as The Name Jar, Inside Out and Back Again, and We Are Water Protectors to highlight diverse voices and lived experiences in language arts and social studies.

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Teach historical topics, like colonization, migration, and revolutions from multiple cultural viewpoints to ensure students hear more than a Eurocentric narrative.

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Integrate lessons on the origins of zero (India), astronomy (Maya civilization), and Islamic algebra to show global contributions to STEM fields.

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Incorporate books such as The Name Jar, Inside Out and Back Again, and We Are Water Protectors to highlight diverse voices and lived experiences in language arts and social studies.

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Teach historical topics, like colonization, migration, and revolutions, from multiple cultural viewpoints to ensure students hear more than a Eurocentric narrative.

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Integrate lessons on the origins of zero (India), astronomy (Maya civilization), and Islamic algebra to show global contributions to STEM fields.

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Incorporate traditional African drumming, Chinese calligraphy, or Indigenous dance as ways to explore cultural identity and creative expression across the curriculum.

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Draw on students' home and community experiences (e.g., farming, craftsmanship, storytelling) and incorporate them into lesson plans to validate their knowledge.

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Offer diverse ways for students to demonstrate learning: oral presentations, bilingual writing, art-based responses, or community interviews.

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Use ‘culture boxes,’ personal timelines, or heritage projects to help students explore and share their cultural backgrounds.

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Use ‘culture boxes,’ personal timelines, or heritage projects to help students explore and share their cultural backgrounds.

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Display student photos, flags, and cultural symbols in the classroom to promote pride, visibility, and belonging.

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Create daily or weekly space where students share affirmations, personal stories, or cultural events in a safe and respectful environment.

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Teach and model inclusive language; address microaggressions respectfully and promote classroom norms like 'seek to understand' and 'every voice matters.'

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Use posters, books, and materials that reflect racial, cultural, religious, gender, and linguistic diversity across your classroom space.

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Invite families to share food, traditions, music, and stories in a student-led showcase event that builds community and celebrates heritage.

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Send newsletters and updates home in families' primary languages using translation tools or school language services to ensure accessibility.

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Partner with cultural organizations, museums, or local leaders for service projects and field trips that connect curriculum with real-world contexts.

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Host sessions for families on navigating school systems, understanding culturally responsive education, and supporting learning at home.