Representing All Students in the Curriculum: Approaching Race and Equity in the Classroom

Have you had the desire to start courageous conversations in your class but don’t know how? Are you looking to increase your cultural competency or incorporate more diversity in your lessons?

Have you had the desire to start courageous conversations in your class but don’t know how? Are you looking to increase your cultural competency or incorporate more diversity in your lessons? This workshop will provide an introduction for utilizing the Amistad Curriculum as well as multicultural literature in the classroom. Participants will learn strategies of implementation for using a focal lens of the historical events and contributions of marginalized populations. Additionally, participants will review sample activities and have time to create their own lessons that represent all students based on their current curriculum.


Intended Audience

Curriculum Specialists
Administrators
Grades K-12 Instructors
Instructional Coaches

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