Examples Of Culturally Responsive Teaching

Culturally responsive teaching is identifying unintentional bias. Sometimes as educators we may not be aware that we are actually being bias unconsciously and unintentionally. Statistics say that our country may become a "minority majority" by 2050. Here is an educational piece below that explains how teachers can understand families’ values and culture and implement cultural diversity within the classroom.The media piece below explores visually, step by step how a culturally responsive classroom should be set up. Various examples include using: print-rich environment, learning centers, colorful schemes, arrangement of displays, multi-cultural library, technology and student