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Culturally responsive teaching
Theory, Research, and Practice
Book • 2024
This book, now in its third edition, defines culturally responsive teaching as 'using the cultural characteristics, experiences, and perspectives of ethnically diverse students as conduits for teaching them more effectively.
' It outlines six key practices of culturally responsive teaching, including having high expectations for all students, engaging students' cultural knowledges and experiences, bridging gaps between home and school practices, and critically questioning normative schooling practices.
The book provides extensive research and practical strategies for implementing culturally responsive pedagogy, aiming to increase student engagement and academic success by aligning educational practices with students' cultural backgrounds.
' It outlines six key practices of culturally responsive teaching, including having high expectations for all students, engaging students' cultural knowledges and experiences, bridging gaps between home and school practices, and critically questioning normative schooling practices.
The book provides extensive research and practical strategies for implementing culturally responsive pedagogy, aiming to increase student engagement and academic success by aligning educational practices with students' cultural backgrounds.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
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Jennifer Gonzalez as an expert on equity-driven education, whose insights on recent events were shared in the episode.
Jennifer Gonzalez as an expert on equity-driven education, whose insights on recent events were shared in the episode.
246: How to Keep Teaching Well When DEI is Under Attack
Mentioned by Zaretta Hammond as her previous book, focusing on culturally responsive teaching and the brain.
Intentionality Toward Equity With Zaretta Hammond
