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The video explores the concept of culturally and linguistically responsive teaching in the classroom, emphasizing the validation of students' home languages and cultural behaviors for academic success. Teachers are trained to use various techniques like attention signals, discussion protocols, and movement activities to support this approach. The importance of incorporating culturally responsive texts that represent students' identities and language in education is highlighted. The use of common activities such as music and movement tailored to students' cultures is emphasized for engaging and effective teaching. The video promotes the validation and encouragement of code-switching between home language and academic language to empower students academically and culturally.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on culturally and linguistically responsive teaching in the classroom. The approach involves validating and affirming home language and cultural behaviors to help students succeed academically and in mainstream culture. Teachers are trained to use attention signals, discussion protocols, movement activities, and collaboration to support this process. The four main non-standard languages discussed are African American vernacular, Chicano English, Hawaiian pidgin English, and Native American dialects. Validation of home language includes sound system, rule system, vocabulary, and pragmatic language without correcting or using deficit terminology. Students are encouraged to code switch between home language and school language, transitioning to standard English and academic language when necessary.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses the importance of using culturally responsive texts in education. They mention that these texts serve the purposes of representing students’ identities and teaching standards effectively, even above grade level. The speaker highlights the significance of incorporating home language in texts to focus on both culture and language. Additionally, they explain how common activities like musical chairs can be used in a culturally responsive manner to engage students effectively without causing chaos. The speaker emphasizes the value of using music and movement that students can relate to and how such activities can be important for students from a cultural standpoint.
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