Embedded Files
What Antiracist Language Teachers Do
What Antiracist Language Teachers Do
Antiracist language teachers constantly work to create safe learning environments for all students. This poster provides a description of what these teachers do.
Qualities of Antiracist ELA Curricula
Qualities of Antiracist ELA Curricula
Antiracist curricula must celebrate and sustain diversity as part of educational justice in a changing world. This poster describes the quality of such curricula.
Suggested BOOKS to Incorporate into Your Curriculum:
Suggested BOOKS to Incorporate into Your Curriculum:
Subjects: ELA, History & Humanities
Subjects: ELA, History & Humanities
Book: Stamped
Book: Stamped
Educator's Guide: Click HERE
Educator's Guide: Click HERE
This guide suggests a month-long approach to reading and discussing Stamped with middle-school and high-school readers.
A daily pacing recommendation is provided.
Students will be reading about ideas, people, and events that are challenging and emotional, we encourage you to create book clubs so that small groups of students can read and journey through information that they will find fascinating, frustrating, and frightening.
This guide includes:
Essential Questions
Reader's Notebook
Collaborative Club Work
Research Modules
Multimodal Culminating Project
Subject: ELA
Subject: ELA
Book: Long Way Down
Book: Long Way Down
This book focuses on a moment of decision. It happens in an elevator — teenaged Will is on his way to take revenge for the murder of his brother, but his plan is interrupted by a few visitors on the way down to the ground floor.
- There are TWO Educator's Guide's you can utilize:
Book: Dear Martin by Nic Stone
Book: Dear Martin by Nic Stone
Subjects: ELA & History
Raw, captivating, and undeniably real, Nic Stone joins industry giants Jason Reynolds and Walter Dean Myers as she boldly tackles American race relations in this stunning debut (Goodreads).
- Here is an Educator's Guide's you can utilize:
Educator's Guide: Click HERE
Book: Dear Justyce (Sequel) by Nic Stone
Book: Dear Justyce (Sequel) by Nic Stone
Subject: ELA
In the stunning and hard-hitting sequel to the New York Times bestseller Dear Martin, incarcerated teen Quan writes letters to Justyce about his experiences in the American prison system (Goodreads).
We hope this list will be a catalyst for opening doors to develop understanding about the historical context to what is happening now and serve as a starting point for dialogue. These resources encompass a broad range of approaches to explore the topic of racism and assist in building a toolbox for shared understanding. This list is by no means exhaustive, but we will hopefully serve as a starting point for critical self-reflection, conversation, and ongoing learning. - Partnership 4 Success
Suggested ACTIVITIES to Incorporate into your Lessons: Bring CULTURE into YOUR classroom...
Suggested ACTIVITIES to Incorporate into your Lessons: Bring CULTURE into YOUR classroom...
Incorporating SEL and Culture into our Curriculum
Incorporating SEL and Culture into our Curriculum
Hip Hop, Grit, & Academic Success- Bettina Love
Hip Hop, Grit, & Academic Success- Bettina Love
Calling ALL EDUCATORS!!!
Calling ALL EDUCATORS!!!
A must-read book for teachers!
A must-read book for teachers!
Book: For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood...and the Rest of Y'all Too - Chris Emdin
Book: For White Folks Who Teach in the Hood...and the Rest of Y'all Too - Chris Emdin
Learn how to use hip-hop to teach SEL and State Standards in ALL subjects!
Watch video and get creative ideas for your lessons!
Cultural Competence
Activity: Flocabulary- How do you see race?
Show this video
Here is an article by Chris Emdin that captures the importance of discussing race and current events in the classroom and the need to listen and hear student experiences.
Teaching with Current Events in Your Classroom:
Teaching with Current Events in Your Classroom:
Page updated
Report abuse