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The most useful part was breaking out into groups and discussing real-life situations.

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The most useful part was breaking out into groups and discussing real-life situations.

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Promoting collectivism in the classroom.

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Enjoyed working with folks I don't normally work with!

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Enjoyed working with folks I don't normally work with!

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I actually really enjoyed the conversation I had with my group. With the understanding that perspective is so very important when we have these conversations, it's nice to be able to "see things differently."

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Importance of class discussion

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embracing each other's culture and understand more about the culture of a student who has a different culture that you do as the teacher

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embracing each other's culture and understand more about the culture of a student who has a different culture that you do as the teacher

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discussing the scenarios in the breakout room was a great way to hear the perspectives of some of my colleagues, and it emphasized the importance of having these conversations with colleagues as well as students

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Conversations like this need to happen each day with the students.

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Conversations like this need to happen each day with the students.

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The quote

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hearing other's views.

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Have those uncomfortable discussions when needed.

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Learn how to have important conversations in the classroom

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Learn how to have important conversations in the classroom

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Know your students and address their needs on a case by case basis.

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Learn and understand your students. You need to bring in culture in order to effectively teach your students

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Learn and understand your students. You need to bring in culture in order to effectively teach your students

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Having a dialogue with yourself is just as important as having dialogues with others

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Provide content and materials that are culturally and engaging.

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Don't hide this issues from the students. Make sure that we are discussing and keeping everyone aware and accountable.

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This conversation needed to be had for all staff! 

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This conversation needed to be had for all staff! 

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Continue to work with my students in the manner that I currently do. It was reaffirming that I am doing the right thing.

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Ideas/ How to discuss different scenarios with students with opposing perspectives

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Seeing an old friend in a leadership role knowing this will be an excellent PD! And the Frederick Douglas quote

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Seeing an old friend in a leadership role knowing this will be an excellent PD! And the Frederick Douglas quote

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Talking about the scenarios.

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That final quote was very meaningful and I will be more and aware conscious of that.

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Biggest take away is to never get comfortable when teaching my students.

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Biggest take away is to never get comfortable when teaching my students.

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I loved talking with my group members. It's reassuring to see that so many of us are on the same page.

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Many of us want to do better and want to be more culturally competent, but struggle to know how to do that while also keeping up with the curriculum we are expected to follow by the T. There needs to be an overhaul of curriculum and other school policies for us to all be as effective as possible.

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My biggest takeaway is that it's important to regularly have these trainings and conversations, regardless of how many years you've taught.

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My biggest takeaway is that it's important to regularly have these trainings and conversations, regardless of how many years you've taught.

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take time to discuss this issue/concern when students presented the chance to us 

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take time to discuss this issue/concern when students presented the chance to us 

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That once you can acknowledge your faults then you can work on everything else

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Don't just talk about it, be about it. Be better, do better. Be open minded and engage your students in meaningful & culturally relevant conversations daily. Be self aware and be willing to grow and change.

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Biggest Takeaway - cultural archetypes breakdown: surface, shallow, deep - would love some real world examples of this to help relate and grow.

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Biggest Takeaway - cultural archetypes breakdown: surface, shallow, deep - would love some real world examples of this to help relate and grow.

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Providing opportunity for discussion and ensuring that materials are culturally responsive and meaningful.
Most useful- Discussing the different scenarios

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Know your audience and be culturally aware of what you say and do and how that can impact others. 

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Know your audience and be culturally aware of what you say and do and how that can impact others. 

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That it is important to ensure that issues of racial equity are represented both in the content of our curriculum as well as in the its structure and implementation

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Having a safe space to discuss different scenarios, see how others think and feel, and challenge us a whole to do better. 

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Having a safe space to discuss different scenarios, see how others think and feel, and challenge us a whole to do better. 

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Individualist vs Collectivist discussion was very informative.

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Most of us want to do better, and be better, we're just not sure where to start.

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Most of us want to do better, and be better, we're just not sure where to start.

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Biggest Takeaway:Learning how to conduct an uncomfortable conversation with someone who has a different upbringing/background and doesn't see a different perspective other than their own.

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Biggest Takeaway:Learning how to conduct an uncomfortable conversation with someone who has a different upbringing/background and doesn't see a different perspective other than their own.

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There are small (and big) things you can do every single day to learn and become better for your students

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The individualist vs. collectivist angle was interesting and not something I'd considered before.  I'm wondering what practical steps could be taken to actually implement collectivist teaching methods in the classroom

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Talking to my group about the scenarios. 

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Talking to my group about the scenarios. 

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Providing more materials that are culturally responsive and meeting the students where they are. Giving them context for the material.

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In moments of intense racial stress, take care of yourself - find your center and balance before you take action.

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My biggest takeaway is that the even we are not aware we are not always being culturally responsive and that we need to be more mindful about that.

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Cultural understanding and a culturally responsive classroom takes research and personal reflection.

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Discussing different scenarios with a breakout group. I learn through social situations so that was definitely a way to figure out how to handle tricky situations. 

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Discussing different scenarios with a breakout group. I learn through social situations so that was definitely a way to figure out how to handle tricky situations. 

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Better to build strong children - than fix broken men.
The 21 day challenge should open my mind

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Just reaffirming that my students need an opportunity to express themselves if need be, and my classroom should ALWAYS be a safe place for that regardless of circumstance.