Gallery Walk: Creating the Opportunity to Learn by Sydney Levine _ Staff - OldsES

2024-03-20 20:04:29 UTC

Never settle for failure always work towards growth

Love learning about new cultures.

2024-03-20 20:04:46 UTC

#7 "normalization of failure" !!!! in vs out of control, ignoring responsibilities we can control

2024-03-20 20:05:28 UTC

We continue to struggle to look at this issue from different perspectives.

2024-03-20 20:05:31 UTC

weve made a lot of progress, but still have a lot of work to do

2024-03-20 20:05:34 UTC

#7 we all made comments on ranging from boosting student efficacy, accountability and possible placebo effect

2024-03-20 20:06:03 UTC

Gaining the trust of families can sometimes be difficult.

2024-03-20 20:06:18 UTC

Include books representing all students.

2024-03-20 20:06:25 UTC

Do not "normalize" failure. Once we do that, apathy will follow.

2024-03-20 20:06:25 UTC

2024-03-20 20:06:46 UTC

It is more than realizing you have bias, but understanding why you have bias and how it influences the way you reinforce stereotypes in your classroom.

Who was conducting the "research" that was done to show that minorities were inferior?

swarwick — 2024-03-20 20:06:56 UTC

Challenge stereotypes...don't reinforce them.

2024-03-20 20:07:00 UTC

public education should always be centered on equality

2024-03-20 20:07:09 UTC

#8 - The issue of concerns about our black subgroups have been discussed for a long time, but we are this year making an effort to change with proven strategies

2024-03-20 20:07:17 UTC

Culture matters. "All" students "will" achieve.

2024-03-20 20:07:32 UTC

"Countering the normalization of failure" is the only way to close the achievement gap.

swarwick — 2024-03-20 20:07:38 UTC

#6 - Funding from state level to staff to help kids who are not performing at benchmark

2024-03-20 20:07:41 UTC

be aware of when theories were created (time & place in history)

2024-03-20 20:07:41 UTC

Modernized racist terminology...

edaniel48 — 2024-03-20 20:08:19 UTC

(#2) Have we simply modernized racism by modernizing the terms we use to speak about racial bias? Shifting to more "acceptable" terminology but with the same insidious backing - e.g. blaming low achievement on "cultural aspects" such as their family/parenting style, music, hobbies, etc. without outright stating "their failure is because of their race" and instead saying "their failure is due to these unfavorable cultural aspects (referring to a minority group's culture)." Watch out for this sugar-coated racism!

When teachers blame low achievement on things they cannot control, they are more likely to normalize failure.

swarwick — 2024-03-20 20:08:39 UTC

#3 - assimilation vs acculturation

2024-03-20 20:08:47 UTC

We are good at our jobs, teaching students, but need to evaluate if how we're teaching is truly "good" for everyone

2024-03-20 20:09:02 UTC

#3 Stood out to me...specifically the idea of forced assimilation through education. It makes me wonder if our educational system is in need of a major overhaul.

2024-03-20 20:09:37 UTC