Course Agenda

    1. Moving Beyond Surface-Level Engagement

      FREE PREVIEW
    2. The Power of Representation in Early Learning

      FREE PREVIEW
    3. The Limits of Traditional Engagement Strategies

    4. The Hidden Messages of Curriculum Choices

    5. Culturally Relevant Teaching as Reflective Practice

    6. Chapter 1 Review

    7. Chapter 1 Reflection

    1. Representation in Early Learning Materials Matters

    2. Representation as a Foundation for Equity

    3. Understanding the Heart of Culturally Relevant Teaching

    4. The Power of Cultural Knowledge in Early Learning

    5. Designing Learning Environments That Reflect Every Child

    6. The Educator’s Role as a Reflective Practitioner

    7. Chapter 2 Review

    8. Chapter 2 Reflection

    1. Asking the Essential Question: Who Are Our Students?

    2. Building Relationships as the Pathway to Understanding

    3. Who Do Our Students See in Our Classrooms?

    4. The Power of Implicit Messages

    5. Moving Toward Culturally Relevant Teaching

    6. Removing Materials That Misrepresent or Marginalize

    7. Chapter 3 Review

    8. Chapter 3 Reflection

    1. Designing Lessons That Amplify Student Voice

    2. Integrating Community Traditions into Academic Content

    3. Designing Open-Ended Tasks That Honor Cultural Knowledge

    4. A Commitment to Empowering Every Learner

    5. A Call to Courage and Critical Reflection

    6. Chapter 4 Review

    7. Chapter 4 Reflection

About this course

  • $19.00
  • 2 Clock Hours
  • All Approved States
  • All Ages