Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain

Participants will delve into Zaretta Hammond's framework, exploring how to leverage students' cultural assets to enhance cognitive skills and academic mindset, review brain-based teaching, and practice "thinking routines," leaving with immediately applicable strategies.

Based on the work of Zaretta Hammond, this workshop looks beyond the basics of acknowledging that culture impacts teaching and learning, and focuses on the cognitive skills and academic mindset that students need to succeed. Participants will explore how to flip the deficit model on its head and learn to use the cultural tools that students bring to the classroom. We will engage in a review of brain-based teaching and participants will have the opportunity to explore various "thinking routines" based on their specific students, leaving with strategies that they can apply immediately.

Intended Audience

Administrators
Curriculum Specialists
Grades K-12 Instructors
Instructional Coaches

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