Resources for Teaching About Racism and Anti-Racist Teaching by Espinosa

2025-02-25 15:34:32 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM3Lfk751cg.

The video I found is on YouTube. In this video, the woman in the video (Dena) discusses six ways to be an Anti-Racsit Educator.

9 Tips Teachers Can Use When Talking about Racism

misabella04 — 2025-02-25 15:34:45 UTC

This article includes nine

tips that teachers can use when discussing racism in the classroom. A couple of these tips are providing accurate historical context, focusing on change rather than blame or shame, and modeling inclusive behavior. This article also includes a couple of videos that would be relevant to the conversation.

10 ways teachers can fight racism and teach tolerance

bronwenvia — 2025-02-25 15:35:19 UTC

In this article the author gives 10 things that teachers can do to help fight racism. Things such as speaking up, staying informed, and giving your classroom a "Diversity Audit" is mentioned.

Arthur on Racism

2025-02-25 15:35:20 UTC

It discusses not only racism in general but institutional and racism in everyday life. This allows kids to see how racism is apparent in everyday life as well as how to be an anti-racist.

2025-02-25 15:35:49 UTC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uz5BcMzqZs. This video explains to young children what Racism is in a kid-friendly way by still making the message clear.

2025-02-25 15:36:52 UTC

This article talks about what age to start the conversations about race and racial injustices. It also includes different ways educators can foster these conversations and incorporate inclusive behavior in the classroom.

2025-02-25 15:36:59 UTC

The book Our Skin A First Conversation About Race can be a helpful tool to introduce race into a classroom. This book can be told to any age students so they can learn about diversity in an easier way for a younger age.

Anti-Racism Video Resources

cfarnack — 2025-02-25 15:37:07 UTC

This article is an important resource teaching racism in elementary classrooms by sharing multiple videos that can be shown in the classroom to help students understand disparities. I chose this because there are short descriptions for each video, and each all of the videos mentioned focus on creating an environment where all students, regardless of their background, feel supported and represented. The article having multiple video options allows the teacher to choose which video, based on the description, will be the best fit for their class.

brycete — 2025-02-25 15:37:12 UTC

This is a link to a book called "Antiracist Baby Board Book". I feel like a great way to teach things is through literature. One of the reviews on the book said "The timely and relevant anti-racist message so excellently delivered in this book makes it worthy of a place on all library shelves."

2025-02-25 15:38:34 UTC

In this article it talks about what racism is and how teachers can address racism in the classroom. It also includes how to teach without using a racist curriculm that focuses on prodomintley white students. This article also includes even more resources educators can use.

Responding to Student Conversations Regarding Race

2025-02-25 15:40:00 UTC

The article I found touches on what we just talked about and how children begin to perceive race from as early as pre-school. The article gives insight on how we as teachers can go about navigating these conversations in a way that sheds light on important issues regarding racism, how to make a safe space for students, and how to properly redirect students if they potentially share a belief that may be racist or harmful.

Children's Books We Use to Teach Young Kids to be Anti-Racist

2025-02-25 15:43:12 UTC

This is a resource that provides a list of books for teaching anti-racism in elementary classrooms. It organizes book recommendations by grade level (Pre-K, 1st–2nd, and 3rd–5th) and includes a take-home book for parents and guardians to continue the conversation at home.