Exit ticket: Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices by Sarah Townsend

Greet each student with a "hello" in their language when they enter my room.

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Using window and mirror books.

One culturally responsive practice:

kmberrios — 2024-08-26 15:00:36 UTC

creating a class calendar that we have posted in the room that has different holidays that the students celebrate.

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Books in different languages

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be aware of the holidays they celebrate

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Having cultural and religious holidays and if students are comfortable with sharing, having them explain the significance of the day/week/month.

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Having students share holidays that they celebrate with their families, share any customs or traditions, and include books in class that represent the students' backgrounds.

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making sure to know and acknowledge different holidays and traditions that the students may celebrate/ participate in.

ladragonetti — 2024-08-26 15:01:15 UTC

Creating a board representing the different cultures in the classroom from symbols from each student

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Embrace and play games in various languages

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Select read alouds that incorporate different cultural backgrounds

Culturally Responsive Teaching

mqabdullah — 2024-08-26 15:01:22 UTC

Use case studies that cover different topics, subjects, and events.

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Inviting students to bring in cultural foods or items that align with lesson topics

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Recognizing different holidays that students celebrate.

ddefranco1 — 2024-08-26 15:01:31 UTC

Encouraging students to share stories about their cultures with the class so they feel welcomed and empowered.

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Allow students to teach others words in their languages or customs in their cultures

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Choosing books that represent cultures, families, and individual traits in and outside of the classroom

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Having a classroom "fridge" in the classroom whether it is a bulletin board or an area of the room which students can bring in pictures of their family , draw pictures, or bring in something that represents their culture and hang up on the "fridge" to have that comfort in our room

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Incorporating the history of mathematics and the different parts of the world where the topics originated. (Ex: Origami & Geometry)

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Provide content in student's languages

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Encourage students who show interest in sharing their culture through more open-ended art prompts! :D

Bringing Culture Into Projects

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I want my students to express their culture through their art projects so it is more meaningful to them- and to be able to share with their classmates why it is important to them.

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In my social studies classes: Highlighting the different traditions, religions, and customs of the places/civilizations that we study

rjeva — 2024-08-26 15:02:52 UTC

I like to invite parents into the classroom to read books about their culture and diversity.

Student created cookbook.

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