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How do we shift educators mindsets from the need to “add on” culturally responsive education to “embed” this framework in our existing curriculum? 

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How do we shift educators mindsets from the need to “add on” culturally responsive education to “embed” this framework in our existing curriculum? 

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-Walnick

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Creating a Culturally Responsive Classrom

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Creating a Culturally Responsive Classrom

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In this video, teachers emphasize the importance of learning about their students and the impact that knowledge has on student engagement, agency and comfort in their school environment.

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In this video, teachers emphasize the importance of learning about their students and the impact that knowledge has on student engagement, agency and comfort in their school environment.

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"They Know us So Well": Creating a Culturally Responsive Environment | WeTeachNYC

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In this video, teachers emphasize the importance of learning about their students and the impact that knowledge has on student engagement, agency and comfort in their school environment.

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Abolitionist Teaching and the Future of Our Schools

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HRE Framework: How do we create the shift?

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HRE Framework: How do we create the shift?

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Rethinking Intervention with Dr.  Gholdy Muhammad

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Painter

Internationally-acclaimed artist Alexa Meade is famous for inventing a style of painting that transforms the 3-dimensional world of reality into what appears to be a 2-dimensional representation of itself. She explains her technique in her TED Talk "Your Body Is My Canvas," seen by millions. She has exhibited her art across the globe at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC, The Saatchi Gallery in London, The Grand Palais in Paris, and the streets of Tokyo. As artist-in-residence at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Alexa is pushing the boundaries of interdisciplinary collaboration.

Writer, Director, Movement Artist

Jon Boogz is a movement artist, choreographer, and director who seeks to push the evolution of what dance can be - sharing with audiences of all backgrounds an appreciation of the melding of art forms while inspiring and bringing awareness to social issues. Originally motivated to begin dancing by the painstaking choreography of Michael Jackson, Boogz embarked as a movement artist 15 years ago and soon thereafter was participating in dance competitions around the world. Since then he has choreographed work for numerous notable icons including ballet's Mikhail Baryshnikov, Naomi Campbell, and Gloria Estefan.

Movement Artist

International phenomenon LIL BUCK began jookin'- a street dance that originated in Memphis -at age 13 alongside mentors Marico Flake and Daniel Price. After receiving early hip-hop training from Teran Garry and ballet training on scholarship at the New Ballet Ensemble, he performed and choreographed until relocating to Los Angeles in 2009. Named one of Dance Magazine's 25 to Watch, his collaboration with Spike Jonze and Yo-Yo Ma performing The Swan went viral in 2011. This opened the door to collaborating with a broad range of renowned artists ranging from Janelle Monae to JR and the New York City Ballet to Madonna. Buck is acclaimed as a versatile artist and channels his creativity and charisma into works spanning the performing arts, commercial endeavors, and is a vocal advocate of arts education with a firm belief that art facilitates the learning of everything else

- THE HUFFINGTON POST -

"Stunning tribute to black lives"

- THE NEW YORK TIMES -

"In the lushly hypnotic video 'Color of Reality,' a quick tale told through movement and visual art, these men are dancers and their message is not just about social justice. It's also about their art...Think of it as a van Gogh - that is, if one of his paintings were brought to life as a performative protest...used to inspire positive change and empower."

- NOWNESS -

"A powerful portrait reflecting the tensions of modern society."

Crew

Artwork - Alexa Meade, @alexameadeart
Writer, Director, Choreographer, and Movement Artist - Jon Boogz, @JonBoogz
info@sozomedia.com
Movement Artist, Choreographer - Lil Buck, @LilBuckDaLegend
Director of Photography, Coloring - Kyle Stryker, @strykerkyle
Producer - Kalie Acheson, @KalieAcheson of Animi.Design, @Animi.Design
Editor, Assistant Director - Charles Latham, @charleslathamxxv
Editor, Choreography - Alec Clawson, @AlecClawson
Music - DBR, @danielroumain - Wondagurl, @wondagurl
B Camera, Ronin Operator, SPX - Ethan Coco, @nahte_coco
B Camera, Ronin Operator - Sinziana Velicescu, @casualtimetravel
Project Coordinator - Liz Olenski, @etolenski
Behind the Scenes - Gavin Millette, @gavinmillette
Set Decorator, Behind the Scenes - Abbey Sacks, @abbeysacksart
Set Decorator - Ashley Snively, @glitter.bloom
Set Decorator - Britt Harrison, @brittharrrrison

Presented By

Dais Creative, Inc.

Sozo Artists, Inc., @sozoartists
Movement Art Is
Alexa Meade, @alexameadeart
Standard Vision, @standardvision
Animi, Inc. @animi.design

Special Thanks

Sol Guy, @solguy
Gavin Sheppard, @Gavatista
SV Presents, @standardvision
Melissa Higgins, @exigeante
Stephen Kambi
Rika Iino, @sozoartists
Brian Mayfield, @fozzymayfield
Misian Taylor, @ralphwaldofemmerson

Background

Shimmy Boyle, @safetythirdproductions

Jason Yarbro
Altavien "Phyouture" Hart, @phyouture

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Painter Internationally-acclaimed artist Alexa Meade is famous for inventing a style of painting that transforms the 3-dimensional world of reality into what appears to be a 2-dimensional representation of itself. She explains her technique in her TED Talk "Your Body Is My Canvas," seen by millions.

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Despite many attempts at improvement, school is still not working for many of our students, especially students of color. My guest, Dr. Gholdy Muhammad, believes the answer could be in rethinking our curriculum. In this episode we discuss her Historically Responsive Literacy framework, which is based on the work of 19th century Black Literary Societies and focuses equally on four areas: identity, skills, intellect, and criticality.
Learn more about the framework in Gholdy's book, Cultivating Genius: An Equity Framework for Culturally and Historically Responsive Literacy (affiliate link)
Find Gholdy Muhammad on Twitter at @GholdyM

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151: historically responsive literacy: an equity-centered approach to curriculum

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‎The Cult of Pedagogy Podcast: 151: Historically Responsive Literacy: An Equity-Centered Approach to Curriculum on Apple Podcasts

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‎Despite many attempts at improvement, school is still not working for many of our students, especially students of color. My guest, Dr. Gholdy Muhammad, believes the answer could be in rethinking our curriculum. In this episode we discuss her Historically Responsive Literacy framework, which is base...

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Discussion-Cultivating Genius: How can my instruction authentically respond to my students' identity? In your classroom, do students have to explore their own cultural identity as well as learn about others?

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Discussion-Cultivating Genius: How can my instruction authentically respond to my students' identity? In your classroom, do students have to explore their own cultural identity as well as learn about others?

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Share! What are your own reflections and questions about the Cultivating Genius book? 

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Share! What are your own reflections and questions about the Cultivating Genius book? 