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Use books to bring diverse voices into literacy instruction and promote discussion on identity and inclusion.

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Introduce global events through multiple lenses. For example, exploring WWII through the eyes of Japanese-Americans, Indigenous soldiers, and European refugees.

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Highlight Diverse Cultural Contributions Across Subjects

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Highlight Diverse Cultural Contributions Across Subjects

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Integrate lessons that explore how various cultures have shaped fields like science, math, art, and technology. This helps students see that innovation and knowledge come from all corners of the world.

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Assign creative projects where students research their family background or traditions and share with the class through presentations, art, or storytelling.

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Use KWL charts and discussion starters that allow students to connect their lived experiences to new learning material.

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Offer lessons that use movement, visuals, music, and storytelling to support diverse learners in engaging with content in meaningful ways.

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Provide assignment options such as videos, songs, or traditional writing so students can express learning in culturally authentic ways.

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Learn about student cultures (communication norms, gestures) and use this understanding to build stronger relationships and classroom trust.

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Dedicate a classroom space to cultural artifacts, family photos, or maps. This becomes celebration of diversity.

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Co-create guidelines that promote respectful curiosity, active listening, and kindness. Revisit them regularly and model them as a teacher.

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Pronounce names correctly, invite students to share their meanings, and incorporate classroom labels in multiple home languages.

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Display posters, art, and literature that authentically reflect diverse cultures.

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Host an evening where families bring traditional food, share stories, and participate in student-led cultural showcases.

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At the beginning of the year, ask families about their culture, values, preferred communication, and goals for their child.

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Partner with local cultural centers or faith organizations for service learning, guest speakers, or cultural history walks.

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Collaborate with ESL or bilingual staff to host workshops on school navigation, reading at home, and building school-home trust.