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How to Teach Culturally Responsive Social Studies When Everything Is Controversial

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How to Teach Culturally Responsive Social Studies When Everything Is Controversial

At a time when it may be considered controversial to teach about the experiences and histories of diverse populations, it is more important than ever for teachers to support their students with culturally responsive pedagogy and practice. MAEC’s third segment of the Reflecting, Reimagining, and Reforming Education series focuses on how social studies teachers can embed culturally responsive teaching practices into their curriculum. Expert panelists identified practices, norms, and activities and reflect on the importance of culturally responsive education for all students.

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Author

Dr. Tiffany Mitchell-Patterson, Brianna Ross, Dr. Lawrence Paska, Dr. Daryl Williams, and Vanessa Williams

Published

November 10, 2021

Topics

Instruction & Assessment

Race in the Classroom

Reimagining Education

School & Community

Teaching and Learning

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