𝓦𝓱𝓪𝓽 𝓲𝓼 𝓓𝓘𝓥𝓔𝓡𝓢𝓘𝓣𝓨? 1. Express interest in diversity.

Diversity brings new perspectives into a classroom. Students of

different genders, races, backgrounds, etc. bring multiple
insights and thoughts into a classroom. This enhances a
classroom discussion and learning opportunities.
You can go a long way toward fostering a culturally inclusive classroom by
demonstrating your own desire to be culturally aware. Ask students to share
their stories and relate their cultural experiences to the lessons you’re
teaching.

II. Be willing to address inequality.

Fair does not equal the same — fair means making sure that every student
has what he or she needs to succeed both personally and academically.
When you lead the conversation and follow through with action, you signal
that discrimination will not be tolerated in your school.

“WAYS ON III. Use picture or images as an example.

HOW TEACHONERS Teaching with images aligned with asking or sharing their own experiences
CAN will help children to develop collaboration. It also creates a direct, sensory
connection between learners and their subjects that results in new levels of
ACKNOWLEDGE interest and attention.

DIVERSITY IN THE IV. Create a positive classroom environment.

CLASSROOM” A positive classroom environment helps accommodate diverse learners by
creating an environment where everyone feels respected and appreciated. In
this way, students are more likely to feel comfortable sharing their opinions
and ideas, and they are more likely to be motivated to stay diverse together
with their peers.