Culturally Responsive Instruction
Culturally responsive learning is believing that all students can learn. As educators, we want to ensure that all students, regardless of their cultural background, can be successful in our schools. When responding culturally, we need to focus on equity of information, text selection, and meaningful conversations that can apply to the world in which we live in through reading and writing across all subjects.
Culturally responsive learning is believing that all students can learn. As educators, we want to ensure that all students, regardless of their cultural background, can be successful in our schools. When responding culturally, we need to focus on equity of information, text selection, and meaningful conversations that can apply to the world in which we live in through reading and writing across all subjects.
Text Selection
Text Selection
AAVE Books & Descriptions
AAVE Books & Descriptions
AAVE is an acronym for African American Vernacular English. Please visit this website for a wonderful explanation of its importance and relevance in our classrooms.
Click the image to the left to view a list of picture books and novels accompanied by descriptions that contain AAVE.