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On page 142 in the textbook an exercise that challenges the students to reflect on their own experiences. This exercise will work best with older grade levels unless you adapt it to drawing pictures for the lower grades.

Howe, W. A., & Lisi, P. L. (2018b). Becoming a Multicultural Educator: Developing Awareness, Gaining Skills, and Taking Action. SAGE Publications.

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On page 133 of the textbook, there is an exercise that draws awareness to one's own cultural identity. This activity would require the ability to make and understand a pie graph. It would be best suited for middle schoolers or older that understood both pie graphs and percentages well.

Howe, W. A., & Lisi, P. L. (2018b). Becoming a Multicultural Educator: Developing Awareness, Gaining Skills, and Taking Action. SAGE Publications.

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This teacher created learning centers for reading that were differentiated in the classroom in order to accommodate her students with disabilities. This strategy will work in any grade level.

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The National Center for Learning Disabilities

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A Teaching Technique for Teachers of Students with Learning Disabilities

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This is a guide for teachers to help them become culturally responsive educators. The strategies mentioned in the guide can be applied to any age or grade.

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This is a documentary about Jane Elliot who conducted an experiment in her elementary school classroom by dividing her class into two categories: brown-eyed and blue-eyed. She exercised racial discrimination against the blue-eyed population to demonstrate how easily we all can become victims or enforcers of racism. This exercise could be conducted in any aged classroom changing details to fit the grade level.

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The Anti-Racism Experiment That Transformed an Oprah Show Audience | Where Are They Now | OWN

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SeeJane.org offers eight lessons that can be used in the classroom to promote gender equality among students. Almost all of the lessons are geared toward middle school or higher grades, but some of them should be reserved exclusively for high school due to the content.

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In partnership with USA TODAY Education, we proudly present a new series of lessons focused on gender, self-image and equality. This eight-lesson curriculum introduces topics such as media and bullying in the context of gender equality.

The student lessons and companion teacher guides are available here as PDF downloads.

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Gender Equality Lessons for Schools - See Jane

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In partnership with USA TODAY Education, we proudly present a new series of lessons focused on gender, self-image and equality. This eight-lesson curriculum introduces topics such as media and bullying in the context of gender equality. The student lessons and companion teacher guides are available here as PDF downloads.

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This article by Rebecca Alber provides some checklists for educators in middle to high school grades to combat gender inequality in the classroom.

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Some ideas on how to minimize gender bias in our teaching practice and curriculum.

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This animated short film Umbrella can be shown as an introduction or bridge to connect students from different backgrounds. This film shows how we cannot assume to understand the thoughts of others by stereotyping. This film would work for all ages but will be most effective for those in middle or high school due to the cognitive growth needed to fully connect with the theme of the film.

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UMBRELLA | Oscar® Qualified and Multi-Award Winning Animated Short Film

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Community Circles are a great way to be inclusive in the classroom. This works best in the lower grades of elementary school but could also be used at a higher level less frequently.

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The Dot Exercise can be used in any classroom at the beginning of the school year or even the middle of the school year, to exercise limiting biased thinking in the classroom. This activity will work best with older students in middle or high school. The students need to be able to be confident in how they are supposed to group themselves, if not they will ask and it will diminish the results.

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NCCJ - The National Conference for Community and Justice

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Dot Exercise - Unlearning: Breaking Bias. Building Community.