Cultural Competence in Education by

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Culturally responsive teaching means using students’ customs, characteristics, experience, and perspectives as tools for better classroom instruction.

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This image demonstrates the components of Culturally responsive teaching and the understanding that students learn best when their experiences and cultural identities are included in the classroom.

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Developing a Culturally relevant Pedagogy identifies the need for the school to adapt and modify instruction that consider the cultures of its students.

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To meet the needs of our students, we have to know who they are and technology can help us create the connections.

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We can connect lessons to the language and heritage of our students, the lessons become more meaningful.

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Culturally relevant Pedagogy should be applied in the teaching of mathematics.

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Cultural competence is an ongoing process of learning, understanding, and respecting cultural differences. Students of different cultures should be provided with an inclusive and supportive environment.

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Cultural Competence: the ability to know ourselves, know our students and be intentional in our pursuit to be inclusive.

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A Chicago school adjusts their teaching practices to meet the culture of the students by including more culturally relevant texts.

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Culturally responsive teaching recognizes that culture is a powerful force in shaping how we see ourselves and the world around us.

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A comprehensive guide to cultural responsiveness and its connection to effective teaching.

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Reflection is a huge part of building an inclusive environment that supports the cultures of our students. This article helps you question your beliefs, attitudes and biases.

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There is no script for culturally responsive teaching because each group of students is unique. This article provides guiding principles to consider when creating diverse learning

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Schools that embrace culturally relevant and responsive instruction report higher levels of community engagement and academic achievement. Here are 6 ways to get started.

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Teachers should be provided training on cultural competence to better understand their own biases and stereotypical ideas and how they affect teaching practices.

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Cultural competence requires constant work is not only about embracing the cultures of others but being aware of our own thoughts and actions. This article provides some reflective questions to develop your cultural competency.

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Gloria Ladson Billings says culturally relevant pedagogy rests on three propositions: academic achievement, cultural competence, and socio-political consciousness.
Self-reflection and openness to new experiences and ideas are essential for culturally relevant teachers not only to leverage a student’s home culture, but to stave off the instinct to see differences as a deficit."

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When a student's cultural identity is valued, it can improve their self-efficacy, leading to better academic performance and a more positive approach to learning. Here are 10 ways we can develop culturally responsive teaching.