Getting Started in ABAR work
This emotion comes from not knowing about the outcome of a situation.
what is FEAR!!!!!!!
Do not reinvent this.
What is the wheel?
Be prepared to do this when presenting your plan to administrators.
What is defend your plan?
This shares the way we think, and humans struggle to understand concepts that we do not have the words to describe.
What is language?
This children's movie provides examples of prejudice, bias, and power.
What is Zootopia.
One of the most rewarding parts of committing to ABAR Work in the classroom is seeing how your students’ BLANK grows as you dig deeper into these conversations and lessons.
What is understanding?
Always provide this to support their child’s learning?
What are supplemental resources?
Gaining this from your community, students, and administrators will help you advocate for change.
what is trust?
This system can be oppressive for some.
What is the education system?
A special object, like the Feeling Stick in New Girl, is used to indicate who can speak when engaging in this.
What is a circle?
You can’t be this if you do not recognize and understand the cultures of your students and where they are coming from.
What is culturally responsive?
This is how frequently you should inform parents of what material was covered/discussed in class.
What is weekly.
Find the root of this when problem problem solving with administrators.
What is concern?
This person was a civil rights activist and author of Radical Equations and describes mathematics as a tool of liberation. He created the Algebra Project, which strives to create systemic changes in mathematics instructions.
Who is Bob Moses?
Judging people on their actions rather than how they look is an example of this, which can be establish through discussion with one's students.
What is a classroom agreement?