Culturally Responsive Teaching Implementation Guide
This guide outlines steps for educators to enhance CRT knowledge, adopt SMART goals, conduct workshops, and analyze survey data. It emphasizes resilience over blame.
Culturally Responsive Teaching Implementation Guide
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DRT Focus –2008-09 Moving from Reflection to Resilience All teachers will improve their knowledge base of culturally responsive teaching. A Goal 2 focus
Beyond Blame, Bureaucracy & Baloney---Tasks Completed • DRTs created an action plan for the year, August • DRTs adopted a Smart Goal, September • DRTs planned a Professional Development Workshop on Culturally Responsive Teaching, September • A division inventory completed and posted and an expectation that each school conduct an inventory of available resources on diversity. • Identified, described and posted Holidays of different ethnic groups. • DRTs approved a survey to gauge the division and schools’ foundation knowledge and use CRT practices. • DRTs have reviewed literature on CRT practices, Geneva Gay, Bonnie Davis and others—monthly meetings to discuss implementation strategies of the research and best practices.
Principal’s Check List • I have reviewed the DRT Job Description. • I have met with the DRT and discussed his/her smart goal. • I have worked with the DRT pre-survey. Survey has three broad categories. • Teachers’ knowledge of various cultures -- questions a - d • Rigor and relevance of multicultural instruction--questions e – i • Building relationships with all students and families--j – n • I have planned or will plan opportunities for the DRT to present on-going intervention strategies on Culturally Responsive Teaching to my staff. • I have reviewed/will review my school’s pre-survey results and will ensure that the DRT’s smart goal intervention strategies are connected to the survey. • I will consider strategies for expanding the CRT smart goal for next year.
Beyond Blame, Bureaucracy & Baloney---Tasks to be Completed • DRTs to develop/adopt a division model of CRT practices. • DRT to practice/model CRT strategies. • DRT will analyze pre-survey data. • DRT will introduce CRT intervention strategies to the school. • DRT will analyze post-survey data. • DRT and evaluate smart goal with principal and plan follow up steps.
Conversation • What can you do as principals to assist the DRT navigate the barriers and support the paradigm shift from reflection to resilience? • Think, Pair, Share • Volunteers to share out