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Add books like Esperanza Rising, Inside Out and Back Again, A Long Walk to Water.

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Use real-world examples from different countries in social studies or science.

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Teach events like WWII or colonization from various cultural viewpoints.

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Integrate music, art, and traditions from different cultures into lessons.

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Use analogies and stories that reflect students’ backgrounds.

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Incorporate visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning.

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Group students to share cultural insights and peer-teach.

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Tailor assignments to students’ cultural and linguistic strengths.

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Display flags, art, and quotes from around the world.

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Model inclusive, non-biased language.

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Co-create classroom agreements that value diversity.

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Host monthly cultural appreciation days.

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Partner with local cultural organizations for service learning.

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Invite families to share food, music, and traditions.

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Offer sessions on supporting multicultural learning at home.

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Bring in community members to share cultural experiences.