A2: #schmiteracies I will show my students how to critically take in information that they find online. History often teaches students events as facts, so I will push my students to challenge these "facts" by providing them tools to think as a historian.
#schmiteracies A1: Finding creative ways for students to share their lived experiences. For instance, in our first week of building community they will be sharing an object that has meaning to them.
A4: We miss the students who may not fit into the established categories, especially when we rely on them too much. Therefore, it's important to work closely with students to understand their specific needs.
#schmiteracies
A3: It could be helpful because it makes it clear what students are expected to learn. However, it could also be harmful because it only gives certain people the power to define what is correct and what isn't.
#schmiteracies
A2: Schools are designed to value “correctness” over self-expression because “correctness” is supposed to prepare students to participate in the dominant culture, which is centered around whiteness.
#schmiteracies
A1: A1: Giving students activities that allow them to “think like historians”. For instance, assignments like autoethnographies and snapshot autobiographies so students can understand why presenting different perspectives is important.
#schmiteracies
#schmiteracies
A4: In higher education. I've found myself having to learn the "codes and cultures of dominant spheres" when speaking and how I present myself so that what I say can be deemed as respectable.
#schmiteracies#socialstudies
Through Social Studies you are able to understand different narratives from that past which help you understand how the past has impacted the present through different perspectives.
#schmiteracies "It's ok not to be ok" Korean Drama. I started watching Korean dramas sometime in middle school with my sisters. That experience allows me to continue enjoying them. And since I can read English subtitles I am able to understand what the characters are saying.