Include books, films, and text by authors of different backgrounds into the curriculum. This gives students an opportunity to broaden their perspective.

Teach history from different cultural perspectives, encouraging critical thinking about what events affected specific cultures.

Create more avenues for multicultural themes and to be in your lesson plan. If you make the students learn about other perspectives, it can be done in all subjects.

Incorporate more learning opportunities for students who are having a hard time due to circumstances out of their control. This will help build community, trust, and the students overall academic level.

Encouraging students to share stories and experiences between their classmates, which will help students become closer and more understanding.

Change teaching methods between visual, oral, and physical. Creating a more open environment to different learning styles.

Often reflect on mistakes made and how they can be turned around. This can be used with examples within the classroom.

Create different groups in specific projects to ensure than all students get to meet one another and can strengthen the unity within the classroom.

Have posters and other decorations up in your classroom that show that you are here to support all your students in the best way possible. They should feel comfortable enough to talk to you about almost anything.

Create a classroom agreement list, so the students can help set the expectation and also can easily understand and follow the expectations. This shows the students you respect their opinions.

Make sure all your language according to gender-neutral terms is correct and avoid stereotypes and other triggers. This will give your students respect.

When holidays of all cultures come around make sure you are explaining what the celebration is for and who is celebrating. This will expand their knowledge of all cultures.

Create a family game night where you can raffle prizes and you can have them talk about their culture to help give it a more personal feel and understanding of their community.

You can also hold family led field trips to museums and other areas that showcase the different cultures and how they are different from others that you may see or know of.

You can also give their parents their own special night where you can talk to them about the important role they play, and how to inspire positive life values within the students.

Find mentors for students that are of similar backgrounds and have them meet on a daily basis so they can discuss the issues they may have.