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Partner with local museums, community members, and cultural centers to create projects and lessons

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Use identity-affirming language, multilingual text and instruction, and open dialogue

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Incorporate differing modalities to teach content by including songs, visual aids, and cooperative learning

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Learn about multicultural contributions to mathematics. Incorporate multicultural language in word problems and examples

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Use diverse books such as The Kite Runner and Long Way Down to introduce new cultures and identity themes.

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Use multicultural views to teach events like colonization, the civil rights movement, and global conflict.

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Explore other cultures by creating projects that encourage students to seek authentic voices about events and people.

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Encourage students to share their own culture and background in the classroom.

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Acknowledge and seek out personal biases in personal philosophy, curriculum, and content

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Adjust the content to allow students to see themselves and the issues that they face in the content that is taught

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Incorporate student photos, art, language posters, and multi-lingual signs

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Foster an environment that allows for different views and open discussion. Model respectful communication.

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Recognize cultural holidays on classroom calendars and in lessons

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Invite community members to speak about cultural experiences in the classroom

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Communicate using bilingual apps and offer translation in native language for students and families

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Invite families to share stories, food, and information about their culture