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Six recommendations for publishers and curriculum decision-makers to improve representational balance

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The report closes with six actions for those who create, publish, and select children's books: "Challenge dominant norms and singular perspectives"; "Expand publisher and educator definitions of cultural relevance"; "Ask a new set of questions about representation"; "Consider how texts sit in conversation with one another"; "Expand educator choice in curated materials"; and "Provide professional learning to all curriculum decision-makers, including authors and developers." These follow directly from the finding that people, cultures, and topics of color are most often given limited representation in otherwise high-quality-rated curricula. The report directs decision-makers to its online tool to go "beyond superficial understandings of what it means to be culturally relevant."

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title Six recommendations for publishers and curriculum decision-makers to improve representational balance
description The report closes with six actions for those who create, publish, and select children's books: "Challenge dominant norms and singular perspectives"; "Expand publisher and educator definitions of cultural relevance"; "...
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