Definitions
What is race?
Refers to biological or physical heritage.
Black and Latino students are less likely to take ___ courses in schools for a variety of reasons.
What is AP?
When did the concept of "race" emerge?
What is the 1600s?
This month celebrates and recognizes African American achievements.
What is Black History Month?
This Miles Teller film was the highest-grossing movie in 2023, dethroning Avatar: Way of the Water.
What is Top Gun: Maverick?
What is ethnicity?
Refers to culture and non-physical
heritage.
Sadie Ortiz describes her struggles in school being due to _____ that people assumed about her.
What is stereotypes?
This 1954 Supreme Court case ruled that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional.
What is Brown v. Board of Education?
This type of curriculum includes perspectives from many races and cultures.
What is multicultural curriculum?
What is the longest-running Broadway show?
What is The Phantom of the Opera?
What is meritocracy?
A system in which individuals advance based on their abilities, skills, and effort rather than on their wealth or social status.
This form of assessment "evacuates multicultural, anti-
racist perspectives out of the curriculum."
What is high-stakes testing?
In 1957, this group of Black students integrated Little Rock Central High School under military protection.
Who are the Little Rock Nine?
What is explicit bias?
Finish the quote: “Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. ______.”
What is "Prepare to die"?
What is implicit bias?
Unconscious aversion or preference
Provide an example of a Compensatory Program. (from "Georgia K-12 Report Card"
This court case allowed "separate but equal" schools before it was overturned.
What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
This everyday action can be an example of this type of subtle discrimination. ex. mispronouncing a student’s name repeatedly
What is a microaggression?
New Directions' is the choir in which TV series?
What is Glee?
What is Culturally Sustaining Pedadogy?
Style of teaching that promotes equality across racial and ethnic communities and seeks to ensure access and opportunity; views schools as places where the
cultural ways of being in communities of color are
sustained
According to the podcast, what is "an outcome
oriented approach, right, or stance to teaching and learning where we want to
think about pluralism not just on the way into educational settings?"
What is culturally sustaining instruction / culturally sustaining pedagogy?
This program, launched during the War on Poverty, was created to give low-income children, often kids of color, a strong start before kindergarten.
What is Head Start?
Students tend to do this behavior as a means of fitting in the the dominant or popular culture when they feel pressured to do so.
What is code-switching?
What is the name of the vitamin brand that was involved in an infamous youtube drama, prompting the video "Bye Sister" to be made?
What is Sugar Bear Hair?