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"K-12 schools and the communities and families they serve are increasingly diverse. Students bring their unique collection of experiences and identities to the classroom and require a safe, supportive environment in which to learn. Identity safe teaching is a widely known, evidence-based approach where student identities are validated and valued in a welcoming environment that counteracts the negative impacts of oppression, especially the harm resulting from stereotype threat and implicit bias. In this book, Becki Cohn-Vargas and Debbie Zacarian explain how educators can create identity safe…mehr

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"K-12 schools and the communities and families they serve are increasingly diverse. Students bring their unique collection of experiences and identities to the classroom and require a safe, supportive environment in which to learn. Identity safe teaching is a widely known, evidence-based approach where student identities are validated and valued in a welcoming environment that counteracts the negative impacts of oppression, especially the harm resulting from stereotype threat and implicit bias. In this book, Becki Cohn-Vargas and Debbie Zacarian explain how educators can create identity safe classrooms and schools, as well as how to collaborate with families to extend identity safety to the home. Each chapter covers a core practice of identity safe classrooms, explains how to extend those practices schoolwide, and discusses how to share these practices with families to implement at home"--
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Autorenporträt
Becki Cohn-Vargas is a consultant and curriculum specialist who spent over 35 years as a bilingual teacher, principal, curriculum director, and superintendent in Pre-K-12 school districts. Debbie Zacarian specializes in working with culturally and linguistically diverse populations. She has 30+ years' experience as a university faculty member, education service agency leader, and district administrator.