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The collectivism ideology is both super important and also can be an incredibly challenging mindset to maintain. Often this concept works in contrast with much of the larger cultural perceptions of success and being. To this end you almost have to work with some practice of "unlearning" for both self and students. I've found though that when you get this right it makes one of the biggest impacts.

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Being transparent about the overarching process and goal working toward as you bring what can be a more “messy” process to build upon student thinking and understandings

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Storytelling is so important in math. Buy in and engagement. I used to start my lessons with a 'so there was this dude' story about how the math would be used. I like the idea of students creating stories.

rapport+alliance = cognitve insight

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Humans are natural storytellers. I love how the teacher wrote that because teaching trig was new to her, she was willing to take risks because she didn't know how it was "supposed to be".

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Connecting concepts to real life is so important to increase student engagement.

Take away - good reminder of how educators should not sterotype students and what they think their cultural assets "should" be.

tamarayork80 — 2023-11-29 01:32:03 UTC

Can't be a checklist!

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Grouping of students desks and shared responsibility in learning helps support the following idea "In the culturally responsive classroom, we need a less authoritative relationship with students and more of a learning partnership that supports them to take ownership of their learning."

gravedepy — 2023-11-29 01:32:32 UTC

rapport + alliance = cognitive insight - very easy way to remember the important things in teaching and how making connections can help lead to more effective learning

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