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-Multicultural Literature: Bring in texts that showcase a variety of voices to highlight different global perspectives. For instance, you might assign books like Esperanza Rising or Inside Out and Back Again.

-Diverse Historical Case Studies: Include significant events from non-Western histories, such as the Haitian Revolution. One way to approach this is to compare it with the American Revolution.

-Cross-Subject Themes: Integrate cultural themes such as Migration across various subjects. For example, you could connect it to science by discussing animal migration, and to literature by exploring stories about refugees.

-Primary Sources from Global Voices: Dive into historical speeches or letters from leaders worldwide. For example, you could analyze Malala's speech at the UN in a civics class.

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-Asset-Based Perspective: Important to recognize and build upon the cultural knowledge that students bring from home. For instance, you might invite students

to share their traditional stories.

- Differentiated Instruction: Tailor your teaching materials to support multilingual learners. A good way to do this is by using visuals and simpler texts for English

Language Learners (ELLs).

- Student-Led Cultural Lessons: Encourage students to take charge of teaching their classmates about their own cultures. One example could be having them do "My Culture" presentations.

-Culturally Relevant Examples: Incorporate names and scenarios that students can relate to in your problems. For example, you could create math problems that reference cultural practices familiar to them.

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-Inclusive Decor and Setup: Important to showcase a variety of cultures through posters, books, and other visuals. For instance, consider having a world map that features where your students' families come from.

-Class Norms that Celebrate Culture: Together, we can establish guidelines that emphasize respect and inclusion. A great example could be a class motto like “Many Cultures, One Classroom.”

-Multilingual Signs: Adding signs and labels in different languages can be really effective. For example, label a door with “Door / Puerta / ” to reflect the diversity in your classroom.

-Celebrating Holidays and Traditions: Make sure to acknowledge and celebrate the different holidays that your students observe with activities and lessons. For example, you could plan for Diwali or the Lunar New Year.

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-Multicultural Family Night: Organize events that celebrate different cultures. For instance, you could set up family-run cultural booths and host various performances.

- Bilingual Communication: Make sure to translate all newsletters and forms. A great example is using apps like TalkingPoints to facilitate this.

-Community Projects: Collaborate with local cultural organizations. One idea is to arrange a field trip to a cultural museum to enrich the experience.

-Parent Workshops: Provide educational support in the home languages of families. For example, you can run sessions focused on helping with homework.