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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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It allows students to use their cultural knowledge and expertise to be successful in their classes. It helps students see that their cultural backgrounds are a strength that they can draw upon.

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culturally responsive teaching differs from more traditional instructional approaches...

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culturally responsive teaching differs from more traditional instructional approaches...

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Traditional instructional approaches are driven by the dominant culture.

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1. Students who have experienced a classroom that have had lessons and units of study demonstrating cultural appreciation will tend to be more engaged.

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1. Students who have experienced a classroom that have had lessons and units of study demonstrating cultural appreciation will tend to be more engaged.

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2. Traditional classes tend to teach (social studies) white history, accomplishments, and contributions leaving out the rich contributions of people of color and LGBTQ communities.
3. Have made concious efforts to diversify lessons and activities to include members of society usually left out of social studies.

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Culturally responsive education allows students to feel connected to the content and the class culture. I think students don't have buy in when they don't see themselves in the class (problems don't affect them, jobs aren't seen as possibilities, etc)

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Makes students feel

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Students will feel more welcome and comfortable in class, if they fee their culture is represented in the curriculum.

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a position to attempt to navigate content that is entirely unfamiliar to them.

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These lessons will makes students -- and teachers -- from dominant cultures feel uncomfortable, and it's important that we don't shy away from that discomfort.  We should feel uncomfortable:  it's a requirement for transformation.

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CRE should allow students to feel more comfortable in your classroom, help them to make more connections with the curricular material.

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Makes student's feel a part of the school environment.

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CRE improve students' experience of school?

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It empowers students intellectually, socially, emotionally, and politically by using cultural referents to impact knowledge, skills, and attitudes.

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Identify any unconscious bias..
Analyze author's perspective.

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2. It differs in that there is intentionality to make sure all students are represented and heard in their education- there is intentionality with selection of materials, voices, etc

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Culturally responsive education demands professional development and a restructuring of the Eurocentric curriculum upon which many teachers were raised. Students must have the opportunity to see themselves in the curriculum while contextualizing this in the position of another if we are to advance social change

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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It centers students in the curriculum. CRE also provides students with the tools necessary to challenge and critique Eurocentric curricula that disparages marginalized groups/and/or that reinforces/purports stereotypes. CRE creates validating spaces for students from marginalized groups; reinforces the richness of the cultures of the students.

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By taking into account students'  life experiences 

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By taking into account students'  life experiences 

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How does culturally responsive education improve student's experiences in school?

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How does culturally responsive education improve student's experiences in school?

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A student centered forum is created where all students can engage their perspective without having to conform to a forced teacher perspective. I believe it connects to Domain 3e Demonstrating Flexibility and Responsiveness.

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It can show the value in all cultures and expand beyond the traditional white history.  We can help everyone to see the value in the histories of all people

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It can show the value in all cultures and expand beyond the traditional white history.  We can help everyone to see the value in the histories of all people

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Culturally responsive education empowers students intellectually, socially, emotionally, and politically by using cultural referents to impact knowledge, skills, and attitudes > A way of teaching that validates the values, prior experiences, and cultural knowledge of students, and has the potential to transform students’ lives

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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It helps them understand how what they are learning in the classroom is relevant to their life outside of school

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In a culturally responsive classroom, students are able to connect their own, unique experiences to the content. In a truly responsive classroom, all students are able to feel equally comfortable contributing to the class (projects, discussions, etc.)

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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How does culturally responsive education improve students’ experiences of school?

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Allows students to see themselves in course material, requires teachers to reflect on the fact that all students come from a unique "home culture" in addition to different racial/ethnic/linguistic/religious/socioeconomic backgrounds

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1. CRE allows students to see through multiples lenses and not only their own experiences.
2. CRE imbeds all different cultures instead of just highlighting heroes and special events where they fit.
3. Having literature that represents all races, cultures, identities and viewpoints so that students can find books with characters that reflect themselves.

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Allows learning communities to develop to their fullest to expand collaboration, critical thinking, rich discussion.

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1. Helps them feel connected to what they are learning and see themselves represented in the curriculum

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Relate more to curriculum you can see yourself or family in

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1. Feelings of belonging and sense of community. Sense of "I belong here."
2. CR pedagogy different because it follows a more transformative approach, rather than throwing "multi-cultural dart" at the Eurocentric dart board of history.
3. I strive to have my lessons include many perspectives, and avoid a narrow victim narrative for marginalized groups.

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CRE creates an environment of respect and allows students to see ideas reflective of their own culture(s) not just the culture of the person leading the room/school.

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CRE

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1.  CRE allows students to be socially and culturally empowered in a classroom.  It validates them as individuals.
2.  Unlike traditional pedagogical approaches, it is reactive and responsive to the needs of a culturally diverse classroom population.
3.  I have a slideshow on the role of sports in the ancient and modern worlds.  It needs some work--7 out of 10 of my modern athletic examples are Black.