Resources on Equity and Inclusion by Katheryn Schut

Students with Disabilities

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 04:36:59 UTC

This organization offers a host of information about improving the success of students and youth with disabilities.

Students with Disabilities

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 04:43:39 UTC

Community Advisory Committee is a local resource for families of exceptional learners. They offer workshops and resources for free.

Students at Risk

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 04:57:58 UTC

Understanding who your At-risk students are and how to reach them ALL is a key ingredient to a functional classroom environment.

Students at Risk

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 05:05:39 UTC

I use this daily check-in for many of my at-risk students. They enjoy starting their day this way.

Students at Risk

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 05:13:49 UTC

Actively engaging ALL students will ensure no at-risk students will be overlooked. Some of the most struggling students "fly under the radar" and are never identified as learning disabled.

Gender Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 05:45:48 UTC

This project is one way of gathering data on children's perceptions about gender stereotypes.

Gender Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 13:23:25 UTC

This video is from a child's point of view about the differences between boys and girls. As educators, it is important to understand children's views of gender stereotypes.

SES Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 16:05:15 UTC

Research has shown the correlation between SES and academic performance in children. This video is a comprehensive overview of the link between poverty, cognition, and academic performance.

Cultural & Language Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 17:29:17 UTC

I used this lesson template to increase student access to mathematics content. He is an EL student, who thrives on virtual content and math manipulatives. This lesson is a 'real-life' lesson in which this student is running his own ice-cream shop. This is how I taught him about fractions.

Cultural and Language Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 17:44:49 UTC

Teachers often refer culturally diverse students for Special Education eligibility. This article describes the many reasons why we need to think before we refer.

Ethnicity & Race Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 18:11:13 UTC

As educators, it is important to understand the differences between and race and ethnicity. This visual representation is an easy resource to understand.

Ethnicity & Race Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 18:24:29 UTC

It is important to know our students, in order to provide an equitable education to them all. This data reflects our total enrollment and the breakdown of student ethnicities.

SES Differences

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 20:13:26 UTC

I researched to see the SES numbers for my school and for my District as a whole. We are becoming a diverse District, with an increase in students who are identified as SES.

Digital Inclusion

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 21:00:15 UTC

This graphic illustrates the barriers that are faced by those diagnosed with Developmental Disabilities. As you can see, there are multiple barriers at each step from the classroom to adulthood. This is an eye-opener for those of us who teach students with disabilities.

Digital Inclusion

eandkschut — 2024-03-05 21:23:44 UTC

Digital Inclusion begins with basic computer skills, such as keyboarding. I try to keep it fun for my students with special needs. It is never too late to start with your students!