planning for success
What is the first step in the planning process
Identify learning Objectives
What's one way to welcome families into the classroom?
inviting the parents to volunteer or visit the classroom
What does it mean to be culturally responsive?
Valuing and incorporating students' cultures in teaching.
What's a quick way to update families daily?
notes in folders going home, or an app used through the school
lack of time or transportation
How often are curriculum map activities planned out?
weekly or monthly outlined
including books and songs from many cultures.
Why is cultural responsiveness important in early childhood?
Boots engagement in the classroom, and it helps children with their identity
What's a benefit of using visuals in communication?
easier understanding for all literacy levels
offer small groups or one-on-one opportunities
Why is reflection important in lesson planning?
What strategy supports families with limited time availability?
Give an example of using cultural responsiveness in the classroom.
including books and songs from many cultures
What's an example of two-way communication?
a phone call or parent teacher conference
What's a strategy when families don't respond to communication?
What type of instruction adjusts based on students' abilities?
Differentiated Instructions
What kind of environment supports ongoing family involvement?
welcoming all families and fostering an inclusive classroom culture.
What is one way to learn about a child's cultural background?
Ask families about the beginning of the year and use cultural inventories
Why are home visits considered effective?
It builds trust between families and shows investment in family relationships
What's a common planning challenge and how can it be solved?
time management, using templates, or co-planning with teachers
What is differentiated instruction?
adjust based on students' abilities
How can student work be used to engage the family?
can be displayed through the event or sent home regularly
How can holidays be handled inclusively?
celebrated a wide range of holidays in schools
track conversation and allows families to follow up
How to build trust with families who have had negative school experiences?
acknowledge their fears, be respectful and nonjudgmental, and most of all, be consistent