How Crucial Concepts Are For Improving Equality and Diversity in the Classroom (Essay Sample)
What do you agree with? What do you disagree with? Cite specific passages to support your beliefs and provide detailed examples to support your opinions.
What challenges do you anticipate with implementing culturally & linguistically responsive instruction? What are some solutions to overcoming these challenges?
Create a plan for implementation of culturally & linguistically responsive instruction, including your grade (12th Grade) and content area of licensure (Technology Applications.) Explain how this book can be used as a resource in your plan. Reflect on your own biases that could stand in the way of effective implementation. How will you use the resources included in the appendices?
The book is Culturally and Linguistically - Responsive Teaching and Learning. I can supply this book electronically if need be.
Book Report: Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Teaching and Learning by S. Hollie, Ph.D.
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Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Teaching and Learning
S. Hollie, Ph.D introduces Students' multi-culturalism and how they are generally ignored in the educational system as a crucial element that affects one's educational experience. Hollie takes the reader on a journey through history, sociology, and politics to show how and why educators should support underserved students by implementing culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy (CLR) techniques.
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