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Teaching social justice means teaching students equity,  tolerance, and acceptance. It also includes teaching students to become critical thinkers so they can identify other possible perspectives about historical and current events. Social justice empowers our students so they can take action and make a difference.

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Teaching social justice means teaching students equity,  tolerance, and acceptance. It also includes teaching students to become critical thinkers so they can identify other possible perspectives about historical and current events. Social justice empowers our students so they can take action and make a difference.

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Teaching students to understand and advocate for what is right.

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Being fair-minded and respecting diversity.  Teaching students that they have responsibilities in a social setting. Educating them that there consequences for infractions and they will be held accountable.

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Being fair-minded and respecting diversity.  Teaching students that they have responsibilities in a social setting. Educating them that there consequences for infractions and they will be held accountable.

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Teaching for Social Justice: I think teaching for social justice is teaching using the lens of empathy to attempt to understand each student’s culture, history, experiences, and background to help each student recognize and develop their own understanding about themselves and how to relate to others both similar and different. I would use this developing understanding and empathy to help students develop their voice and to respect the voice of others.

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Listening the voice and experience of every student.

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Teaching for tolerance and acceptance of each other

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Teaching social justice is about teaching students to understand themselves, others, and take confidence in using their voice.

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Empowering students and teachers to notice inequities that effect themselves and/or others,  and to take action to eliminate those inequities.

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Teaching social justice is building strong relationships with students and building a sense of belonging between students of various cultures within your classroom/school.

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Teaching social justice is building strong relationships with students and building a sense of belonging between students of various cultures within your classroom/school.

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Teaching social justice involves teaching to value both our differences and our commonalities.

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Teaching students to advocate for themselves and others by recognizing unjust situations.

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Teaching for social justice means helping students define their own cultural/individual identities and examining the causes and manifestations of social inequality. The ultimate goal is to empower students to take positive action against these social inequalities/injustices in meaningful ways.
-John

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Teaching for social justice is about helping students understand and value their individual identities, as well as their identities within groups. Students learn about fairness and equity, and develop a comfort level with speaking up and taking action to correct injustices.

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Social Justice is essential for empowering students in education for the 21st century.  Students’ needs should be met culturally, need-based, economically, socially, emotionally and environmentally in order for children to navigate their environment with self-efficacy.

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Knowing who your students are and not just where they come from (Red activity)