At a Glance
Outcomes
- Implement learning environments that value students' assets (the lived experiences, perspectives, culture, and community knowledge) that all students bring to school.
- Identify and incorporate student assets to create more equitable, student-centered, rigorous learning environments for all children.
- Reflect on diversity, equity, and cultural competence and how they use this knowledge in their professional practice.
Details
Session Length
15 hours
Session Format
Blended
The United States is a country with ever-increasing diversity. Studies show that instructional techniques that connect educational content to a student’s life experience and culture lead to better academic outcomes, especially for children of color.
By the end of this course, educators will identify how to leverage culturally responsive teaching practices to effectively:
- Implement learning environments that value students' assets (the lived experiences, perspectives, culture, and community knowledge) that all students bring to school.
- Identify and incorporate student assets to create more equitable, student-centered, rigorous learning environments for all children.
- Reflect on diversity, equity, and cultural competence and how they use this knowledge in their professional practice.
Course runs October 16 – November 20, 2023
Registration Closes: October 06, 2023
NEA (facilitated) national online blended learning courses run six weeks with suggested deadlines to help you pace yourself and provide a certificate for *15 hours of professional development upon completion.
Note: NEA blended learning courses are offered at no cost to NEA members. Non-members may enroll for a $100 fee.
Register now! Space is limited.
* Disclaimer: NEA Blended Learning course participants are encouraged to review the laws and procedures particular to their home state or country regarding the acceptance of NEA 15 contact hours for professional credit.
