Who is multicultural education for?
ALL students
What are some characteristics of a caring teacher?
- Honoring students and their families
- Patience, persistence, and support of students
- Adapting to the needs of students
- Empowering students to engage in education
- Not giving up on their students
What is a hidden curriculum?
The hidden curriculum is what is taught, but it is not mandated in the curricula.
What is the culturally sustaining pedagogy?
Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy or CSP promotes and sustains cultural pluralism of the community.
What is critical thinking?
Critical Thinking examines alternatives to the unfair social order, questions the status quo, and challenges the prevalent canon and culture of society.
How many steps are there to accomplish teaching multicultural education in a classroom?
6
What can dialogue help with in a classroom?
Dialogue can help people understand the perspectives brought to the classroom by students from different cultures
What is reality pedagogy?
Reality Pedagogy: the ways that the students make sense of the classroom
- Goal: to meet each student where they stand or on their own cultural and emotional turf.
What is culturally responsive teaching?
CRT: teaching to the students in your classroom - know the student!
Multicultural Curriculum: supports and celebrates diversity
What are two ways to foster learning communities?
Meaningful and collaborative projects
What are dispositions?
The beliefs, values, behaviors, attitudes, commitments, and professional ethics of educators
What are ways to help engage students in learning?
- Creating lessons based on personal experience
- Group projects focused on the students' local community
What is cognitive dialogue?
Cogens or cognitive dialogue: this is a structure for students to talk to teachers and inform them on how they can improve their instruction and classroom environment.
What should a teacher not do regarding their expectations?
Lower them!
Where can students practice democratic participation?
Class meetings in the classroom, student government, and clubs provide spaces for students to practice democratic participation