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Integrate books by diverse authors that reflect various cultures, such as Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Pena or Hair Love by Matthew A. Cherry. Use texts to spark discussions around identity and respect.

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Teach historical events from multiple cultural viewpoints- for example, explore World War II from American, Japanese, and European civilian perspectives to highlight diverse narratives.

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Introduce indigenous ecological knowledge and sustainability practices when teaching environmental science topics. Discuss traditional agricultural techniques from different regions.

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Use word problems that incorporate names, locations, foods, or holidays from various cultures to normalize diversity in everyday academic content.

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Allow students to bring in personal and cultural experiences when completing projects or class discussions. Use these contributions to validate their identity and make learning more meaningful.

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Adapt your communication to include storytelling, call-and-response, or collaborative dialogue, methods often found in various cultural traditions.

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Offer multiple means of engagement and assessment (e.g., visual, oral, kinesthetic) to respect students' cultural learning preferences and strengths.

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Use journals or digital portfolios for students to reflect on their cultural backgrounds and how those influence their learning and worldview.

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Decorate with diverse posters, world maps, and student-made cultural art to make all students feel seen and valued.

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Co-create classroom norms with your students that promote respect, listening, and celebration of differences.

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Acknowledge and explore various cultural celebrations throughout the year, such as Lunar New Year, Diwali, or Juneteenth.

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Use labels, greetings, and posters in multiple languages spoken by your students to affirm linguistic diversity.

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Host classroom events where students and families can share traditions, music, food, or artifacts from their culture.

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Invite local leaders, elders, or artists from different cultural backgrounds to speak about their experiences or skills.

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Offer sessions for families to learn how diversity is supported at school and how they can participate in inclusive activities.

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Partner with local organizations to engage in culturally relevant service activities, like helping at a cultural center or organizing a multicultural fair.