Diversity & Equity Resources
As teachers, we do this:
…protect and support all students by designing and implementing equitable and inclusive learning environments.
...maximize academic achievement for students from all ethnic, race, socio-economic, cultural, academic, and linguistic or family background; gender, gender identity, and sexual orientation; students with disabilities and advanced learners; and students with a combination of special instructional needs.
When planning and delivering instruction, participating teachers examine and strive to minimize bias in classrooms, schools and larger educational systems while using culturally responsive pedagogical practices.
Teachers use a variety of resources (including technology-related tools, etc.) to collaborate and communicate with students, colleagues, resource personnel and families to provide the full range of learners equitable access to the CCSS.
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CSD Diversity videos & resources
Antiracist Baby by Ibram X. Kendi
Signed by CSD Staff & Students
Teachers & Educators: How to practice equity in the classroom.
#1 Students' Names
#5 Deficit Ideologies
#2 My Comfort Zone
#6 Multicultural Issues
#9 Homework Accessibility
#3 Free of Bias
#7 Intent & Impact
#10 Building Coalitions
#4 Advocate
#8 Reject Color-Blindness
Diversities in Family
YouTube Channels
Videos & Resources
Current Events, and How It Pertains to All Youth // August 20, 2020
CAD
CSD Learns: Asian American Pacific Islanders (AAPI)
Racial Healing Day 2021
Racial Healing Day at CSD 2019
#C5KnowYourStory Series: Don't Let Them Americanize Your Name
by Rogelio
#C5KnowYourStory Series: Name Sign
by Isabel Ramos
#C5KnowYourStory Series: Lunch Food
by Socorro Garcia
#C5KnowYourStory Series: White Latinx
by Elena Ruiz
Mara & Jeremy (ILY shirts)
Carlisle Robinson- Cartoonist (Transgender)
Maria & Mian Shabbir (Palestine)
Christina & Hadel Somo (Iraq)
Isidore Niyongabo (Refugee)
Don't Be a Teacher
by Dr. Laurene Simms
Am I Just a Token?
by Dr. Laurene Simms
Climbing the Avalanche
ASLIZED
3R: White Savior or Ally: What is the Difference?
by Dr. Laurene Simms
3R: Me an Ally? Really? Part 1
by Dr. Laurene Simms
3R: Me Ally. Me Ally? Really?? Part 1 (continued)
by Dr. Laurene Simms
3R: Me Ally. Me Ally? Really?? - Part 2: RE-EDUCATE
by Dr. Laurene Simms
Correct Sign for Asia
History of Asian Immigrants with Leang Ngov
Asian Pacific American Heritage Series: Pacific Islanders with Coco Cabral
In the Time of COVID-19: Asian Deaf Experiences
Sarah Young Bear-Brown Interview, 2020
Sarah Young Bear-Brown, a Deaf Meskwaki Tribe Member on COVID-19 & Plain Sign Language-2020
Indigenous Ways Wisdom Circle with Sarah Young Bear-Brown 2020
We Shall Remain 2014
Racism Needs to Stop Now- 2020
Intent & Impact (ASL)-2013
What is Systematic Racism in America? 2020
Life of Privilege- 2017
Why Color Blindness will NOT End Racism- 2016
I Don't See Race -2017
Sometimes You're a Caterpillar- 2015
Just Stop Talking About Race-Racism- 2014
Put Racism in the Right Place-2014
Think for Yourself-2013
The Doll Test- The Effects of Racism on Children- 2015
A World Without Black History- 2016
Cracking the Code: A Trip to the Grocery Store Joy DeGruy- Being an Ally- 2011
Tips for Being an Ally- 2014
The Evolution of Natural Hair on Screen- Acceptance- 2018
Hair Love- 2019
Microaggressions in the Classroom 2017
What Kind of Asian Are You? 2013
California Department of Education (CDE)
Equitable Teaching in Math
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