Classroom inclusion

The latest graphic from Kristin Weins, an educator, inclusion coach, and author of My Gratitude Jar, lists the best practices…

When pursuing DEI work, start from the premise that bias is normal, writes Fonati Abrokwa.

There are many ways to use the UDL principles to create an inclusive envrionment. This website provides tips and tricks on how to do that. There are examples on how to provide multiple forms of representation, action and expression, and engagement. One example, which I have enjoyed using, is flipgrid! Students may feel more inclined to participate in group discussions when they can record the video alone and upload it for the class to see. This link provides many more great examples.

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Exploring and celebrating the different cultures that make up America is a great way to make schools safe and welcoming for all.

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Starting Inclusive Design Projects: This project is part of a mini series / pilot, started with the Design & Technology Association (DATA), in the UK to explore how the subject might be improved. This guide is far from exhaustive, or perfect, but seeks to share some lived experien…

Mahora Primary School in New Zealand has created a welcoming and inclusive learning environment for its junior learners. Students have agency over their environment and plenty of personal space, which is important for the early years, while the furniture encourages collaboration. Discover more about this exciting and fun school

As an introverted teacher, I instinctively understand what it means when students are quiet, and my strong observation skills help me tune into their needs.