Cultural Responsiveness and Inclusivity of Diverse Students Grades K-12

This course begins by discussing the evolution of cultural responsiveness and the importance of prioritizing social-emotional well-being not just for students, but for teachers too. From there, teachers learn specific strategies to adapt and rethink lessons and best practices they already have in existence in order to make them more culturally relevant and to accelerate student engagement and learning. The framework of intersectionality is introduced, as well as impactful ways to recognize and attend to intersectionality that is inclusive of all aspects of culture. Specific culturally responsive and inclusive classroom management strategies for both the physical and digital classroom are shared, and teachers will explore ways to create a more inclusive classroom community built on self-awareness, self-efficacy, trust, and belongingness. Strategies for tackling sensitive topics such as race and racism, as well as disability and ableism, are also shared. Finally, teachers will learn what it means to be a global citizen and they will explore strategies for empowering students to become changemakers.

 

For more information, visit the website or contact Lindsey Maranto at lindsey@webteaching.com .

 

 

 

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Contact Information

Professional Development Institute 
949-263-4931 
Lindsey Maranto lindsey@webteaching.com

Event Details
Target Group K - 2, 3 - 5, 6 - 8, 9 - 12
Delivery Method Online
Available PL Durations(s) 50 hrs
Renewal Units/Credit 50 PDUs
Cost

$149 course only
$379 with graduate credit
(sales offered every month)