Becoming culturally responsive in the classroom is a process that involves ongoing learning and reflection. Here are some steps to get started: culturally Responsive Classroom Tips
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Scotland During the Chorus the students enjoy repeating the “hey” and “Ho” as chants “Then it’s hey for the tartan” – HEY “And ho for the tartan” – HO . LYRICS There are hundreds of tartans so lovely to seeAnd many a famous has graced the bare kneeAnd the sett that I wear is both
Celebrate National Unicorn Day on April 9th with a DIY Unicorn Horn Headband craft, perfect for homeschoolers and teachers. This engaging project not only sparks creativity but also aids in developing fine motor skills and imagination. It integrates art and science, is adaptable for different skill levels, and offers step-by-step instructions, enhancing bonding in families and classrooms.
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Embrace the Beat: Introducing the Bodhran Drum to Your Elementary School Music Class Are you looking to add a touch of tradition and rhythm to your elementary school music classes? Look no further than the Bodhran – a quintessential instrument from the heart of Irish culture. Incorporating this unique drum into your lesson plans during
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As a reminder to you, when it comes to teaching your students to be globally-minded citizens who not only respect but celebrate diversity, it’s not really what you teach – it’s how you teach it. However, it’s important to find good resources for teaching cultural diversity! Part I and Part II of this series were
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It’s okay to be worried, confused or scared to teach about black culture. It’s okay to no know what to say. It’s not okay to avoid it. Learn what you can do when you don’t know what to do to support black culture and black equality as a teacher.
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Parents are juggling so much while kids are learning from home! Between the housework, cooking, keeping their kids engaged in schoolwork, being parents, managing their own career obligations, and not to mention any self-care. It’s hard. As teachers, we know how to integrate. So there is no reason why we shouldn’t help out parents by
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Students are at home and learning more than ever about their family! This is a great time to encourage a stronger family bond and to learn more about one’s heritage! This podcast is all about how students can conduct an interview to learn more about their heritage. There is a lot of standards based
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As we get deeper into distant learning, we recognize how vital the ‘home learning’ aspect is. With elementary students, we are relying on parental support in their busy schedules. By providing student learning activities that integrate into SEL and fit naturally in a home environment we may see more success and more engagement. I loved
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As the coronavirus pandemic forced schools to move to a distant learning plan over the past month, Zoom suddenly became the classroom of choice. Daily use of the platform surged from 10 million in December to 200 million in March. With this type of popularity Zoom’s privacy policy and security began getting more attention. The focus has been on their data
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