Culturally Responsive Teaching sounds like a heavy academic term, but it’s actually quite simple: It’s the difference between a student feeling like a guest in your classroom and feeling like they own the place. It isn't a one-time lesson you can give or a special month on the calendar that can be celebrated. It’s a way of being. Here are 10 signs that a classroom is built to see, hear, and support every student: 1. High Standards, Not Just "High Hopes" Responsive teachers do

This article is part of the curriculum for LinguatiCo’s Professional Course in  Cultural Responsiveness & Inclusion in Education. In classrooms around the world, teachers often make quick judgments about students based on what is immediately visible about them: the language they speak, the clothes they wear, the foods they bring from home. These observations are natural. Humans rely on cues like these to make sense of social interactions and the world around them. But, much l

This article is part of the curriculum for LinguatiCo’s Professional Course in  Cultural Responsiveness & Inclusion in Education. In our world, where migration, mobility, and interconnectedness are becoming the norm, more and more people are growing up or living in between two or more cultures. These individuals, often referred to as bicultural or multicultural, find themselves navigating unique identity landscapes. Their experience is not always easy to define, and the journ

By now, we all know that education is a gateway to a brighter future. With our world becoming more interconnected than ever, future...