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Use culturally responsive practices to make preschool learning relevant for children from all backgrounds

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The panel directs teachers to reflect and value the cultural, racial, and linguistic backgrounds of children, teachers, and community. The guide advises: "To make learning more relevant, engaging, and interesting for all children, the panel suggests using culturally responsive practices." Concrete moves include learning about children's families and communities, ensuring materials reflect classroom diversity, seeking books with authentic positive characters, inviting families to share traditions, displaying real family and community pictures, and placing children in diverse heterogeneous groups.

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type strategy
id culturally-responsive-preschool-practices
title Use culturally responsive practices to make preschool learning relevant for children from all backgrounds
description The panel directs teachers to reflect and value the cultural, racial, and linguistic backgrounds of children, teachers, and community.
status review
generated by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-10-09
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