strategies in a multicultural classroom

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cngo4567
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strategies in a multicultural classroom

Post by cngo4567 » Tue Feb 21, 2006 10:37 pm

Hello,

I am a future elementary school teacher completing my teaching credentials at California State University of Fullerton. I am interested communicating with any elementary school teachers who have experience and strategies that they could share regarding teaching in a multicultural classroom. I would prefer that this person is from a different state or country than mine. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

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Post by Senorita Daniels » Mon Apr 10, 2006 2:59 pm

One thing you could do is find stories from another culture, especially one that is represented in your class. With a first grade group I spent time in for inclusion, I read a book about Dia de los Muertos around Halloween. I also had a special activity for my reading group on May 5th for Cinco de mayo. As you can maybe tell from these examples, I only have Mexican immigrants in my current position. I think that anything that will make everyone feel accepted would help. Just don't focus on one culture if there are five or six represented.

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