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In this video, Indigenous educator Henry Sales (Mam) describes how he became a strong advocate for the Mam community here in the U.S. despite early challenges and discrimination.
And Justice for ELs is a resource every school leader must read right away — for that matter, keep within arm’s reach because you’re certain to refer to it constantly. Dr. Ayanna Cooper, a former U.S.
If topics related to political violence or unrest come up in your classroom, there are some things you can do to navigate the conversation with sensitivity and care, especially if you teach ELLs. Learn more from these tips below.
Learn how to build a strong, caring community in your classroom and how to ensure that ELLs feel part of that community as well.
Learn what experienced educators suggest for creating shared expectations in the classroom around respectful behavior and managing conflict.
Learn how to give students the tools and language they need to participate in classroom discussions, express opinions, and navigate disagreement.
Here are some tips for talking about tough topics when they come up in the classroom.
This article includes tips for navigating conversations about race and racism with ELLs, as well as resources for further learning and reflection.
The following resources can be used to address the impacts of the massive earthquakes in Turkey and Syria.