Boost Student Achievement with Culturally Responsive Teaching

Culturally responsive teaching empowers students during the assessment process. When students connect their learning to their strengths, skills, experiences, and cultural backgrounds, they are more likely to retain information and have a deeper understanding which aids them when showcasing their learning. In this episode, Michelle Singh talks about three ways culturally responsive teaching empowers students during the assessment process.

1️⃣Apply knowledge and skills to real-life contexts

2️⃣Incorporate various technology tools and platforms

3️⃣Allow students to teach and learn from each other

📺https://youtu.be/b6YrSjttQwM

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Boost Student Achievement with Culturally Responsive Teaching

Jawaharlal Nehru said, “Culture is the widening of the mind and of the spirit.” By building strong relationships with students, families, and the community, teachers and students develop a greater understanding and appreciation of diverse cultures, enhancing their own cultural competence. In this episode, Michelle Singh talks about three ways culturally responsive teachers can build relationship bridges with students, their families, and the broader community.

1️⃣Establish regular communication channels

2️⃣Encourage students to conduct interviews

3️⃣Provide opportunities for families to contribute

📺https://youtu.be/Wp5hb516xxM

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Boost Student Achievement with Culturally Responsive Teaching

Culturally responsive teaching recognizes the unique skills and perspectives of students and allows them to learn from each other's strengths. In this episode, Michelle Singh talks about three ways culturally responsive teaching unleashes students' strengths.

1️⃣Promote collaboration around diverse ideas

2️⃣Develop comprehensive problem-solving skills

3️⃣Encourage inclusive and engaging discussions

📺https://youtu.be/9DWU6sJ9a-s

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