Why do you think being culturally responsive in the classroom is important? by EmmaLynn Anderson

Example: Inclusitivty

emmalynnanderson22 — 2024-01-17 23:24:30 UTC

Students who are portrayed within the lesson feel more connected and engaged. Including people of color within lessons as a role model or idol can help do this.

2024-02-07 22:58:25 UTC

having content that’s relevant to your students gives more opportunities for “on-ramps”— ways for your students to connect to the material!

CRT

2024-02-07 22:58:29 UTC

Because it allows our classroom to transform into a safe space for students

Representation

2024-02-07 22:58:39 UTC

Students should have a chance to see themselves within the curriculum!

Sharing experiences!

2024-02-07 22:58:47 UTC

Letting students learn from each other is extremely beneficial when teaching about culture.

2024-02-07 22:59:02 UTC

Students are able to create deeper, and more personal meaning from the lessons they are taught

2024-02-07 22:59:21 UTC

Our students need to feel as though their experiences and knowledge is valid and has the potential to add to the learning in class. Seeing their culture and experiences reflected through first hand accounts and primary sources lets our students know that they have a seat at the table and a voice in the conversation.

2024-02-07 22:59:25 UTC

So all students can relate to the content in some way and therefore be more engaged in their learning.