I love this idea about bringing in the family cultures! This is a great way to represent cultures from diverse perspectives not just one lense which we may see in some texts
@anna_tonarelli @dr_s_bertrand By helping the non-colored students within your class understand this concept will benefit those of color feel more welcomed and included within your classroom #TCHEdBirds#TCH258F20
@dr_s_bertrand Q4: I will commit to having my brown and black elementary students represented within the curriculum. I will make connections to other cultures as well as include texts surrounding these topics #TCHEdBirds#TCH258F20
@dr_s_bertrand Q3: Each week (maybe fridays) I will focus on a a new underrepresented figure many whom will be colored since they are typically underrepresented. This will cause dialogue and discussion around these topics. #TCHEdBirds#TCH258F20
A3. The Zookeeper Activity has students embody an animal (brings art into class) & research it. The next day, you will bring in hay for all the "animals" to eat. The goal is to have students wonder if this is fair and will spark a dialogue on equity. #TCHEdBirds#TCH258F20
I agree completely, I was excited to be able to get all my mom's old teaching supplies but I'm realizing how much things have changed. The books and content they have available as resources is amazing!
@dr_s_bertrand A2. The best way to incorporate social studies and literacy is through children’s lit. I think with the literature that is being created today creates such an uplifting and inclusive dialogue that gives the teacher the opportunity to address these topics. (1/2)
@dr_s_bertrand I will integrate children's lit within SS by focusing on an important figure from our past who is maybe misinterpreted or not recognized as they should be. I can do this each week and read stories about these individuals
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A3: In my future classroom I will disrupt the norms by thinking about which voices aren’t being heard. By asking myself this initial question will allow me to adapt my teaching with all views in mind.
#TeacherEduMatters
@hayley_whiting @DrPorcher @dr_s_bertrand @aprilbakerbell In one of my courses, we saw a teacher create a Jeapardy game on the differences between the languages. This allowed the students to learn about the language as well as the differences. Definitely something that I think will be beneficial in my future teaching #TeacherEduMatters
@ragomia_ @DrPorcher @dr_s_bertrand I agree that behind all of our lessons which we teach we must show the students that their cultures and identities matter. It is our responsibility to connect the lesson material to our students so they can better understand and connect with it #Teacheredumatters
@DrPorcher @dr_s_bertrand A2: This course has shown me the importance of being there for each individual student. Both how we act and teach. The connotations we add on words don't mean the same for everyone and is vital to remember as a teacher #Teacheredumatters
@anna_tonarelli @dr_s_bertrand I agree 100%! In my future classroom I will make sure that my students are seeing from various perspectives. When I teach a lesson I will take the extra effort to question what the textbook is saying by doing my own research! #TeacherEduMatters
@LaurenAck1 @DrPorcher In my educational experience and clinicals I have seen teachers disregard students dialect and say that they are wrong. From my classes I have seen the importance of teaching students to embrace their dialect just know what situations proper grammar is expected #TeacherEduMatters
@MaryPerfect2 @DrPorcher I love that as a child you were able to notice this. The whitewashed history/ one sided history which I was being taught was such a norm I didn't even consider another side to be possible while learning history as a child #Teacheredumatters#TCHEdBirds
@DrPorcher A1: From my personal education, I am realizing how much my education followed the textbook. I remember doing outside activities to engage us, outside of what the textbook recommended, but the ideas which were taught all came from the textbook. #TeacherEdMatters#TCHEdbirds
@samanth30416029 I agree, after hearing about all the truths which were left out of my education makes me question the truths behind many other aspects which we were taught. What facts were missing out? How do we know if we are told the whole truth? #TeacherEduMatters#TCHEdBirds