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Tuesday November 5, 2024 8:00am - 9:20am EST
TBA
Target Audience: Adminstrators, Teachers PK-5, Teachers 6-8 Teachers 9-12, Office Staff, Specialists (Arts, Music, PE)

Description: Culturally responsive educators teach to and through the strengths of their students by leveraging the ‘funds of knowledge’ and cultural gifts brought into the classroom. In this interactive session, participants will explore the Community Cultural Wealth Theory and identify strategies to connect with students and families by intentionally gathering their true stories to build authentic connections within the classroom and school community. When we validate and affirm our students’ and families’ stories by building off their strengths, we can provide opportunities where students and families can be seen as their authentic, cultural selves.

Objectives:
• Articulate foundational understanding of community cultural wealth.
• Identify ways to gather the stories about our students’ and families’ community cultural wealth to help maximize learning outcomes.

Guiding Question: Why is it important to gather the stories about our students’ and families’ community cultural wealth?

Presenters
avatar for Dr. Ingrid Twyman

Dr. Ingrid Twyman

Author, Consultant, Adjunct Professor, ElevatED Pedagogy
Dr. Ingrid Twyman, a Boston University alumni, is a culturally responsive educator with over 25 years experience as a middle-school teacher, principal, K-12 instructional coach, teacher residency director, adjunct professor, and consultant who spent much of her career working in partnership... Read More →
Tuesday November 5, 2024 8:00am - 9:20am EST
TBA

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