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Understand students' backgrounds from "summary" of Culturally Responsive Teaching by Geneva Gay

To effectively engage in culturally responsive teaching, educators must take the time to gain a deep understanding of their students' backgrounds. This involves recognizing and appreciating the unique cultural, linguistic, and experiential perspectives that each student brings to the classroom. By understanding students' backgrounds, teachers are better equipped to create meaningful connections with their students, tailor instruction to meet their needs, and foster a positive and inclusive learning environment. One key aspect of understanding students' backgrounds is acknowledging the diversity that exists within the classroom. Students come from a wide range of cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, each with its own set of values, beliefs, and traditions. By recognizing and valuing this diversity, teachers can create a more inclusive and welcoming classroom environment where all students feel respected and valued. Furthermore, understanding students' backgrounds involves taking...
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    Culturally Responsive Teaching

    Geneva Gay

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