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Use cultural examples in word problems (calculating distances between countries, analyzing demographic data)

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Read books by authors from various cultures (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Sandra Cisneros, Khaled Hosseini)

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Study contributions from diverse scientists (Mae Jemison, Tu Youyou, George Washington Carver)

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Use students' native languages as bridges to English learning

Incorporate storytelling traditions from various cultures

Allow different communication styles (collaborative vs. individual)

Connect new concepts to students' lived experiences

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Display flags, artwork, and maps representing student cultures

Create a "culture corner" where students share artifacts

Use inclusive pronouns and avoid assumptions about family structures

Establish ground rules about respectful questioning and sharing

Celebrate various cultural holidays and traditions

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Explainer: What is Culturally Responsive Teaching?

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Host cultural potluck dinners with families

Invite community elders to share stories or expertise

Organize field trips to cultural centers and museums

Create family interview projects about immigration or cultural traditions

Offer parent workshops in multiple languages