EDF2085 Group presentation

Providing proportional representation and access to opportunities in order to achieve
academic success.

• equility

• equity

• ethnic group

• indigenous

What is Culture?

• Claim that one does not see a person’s race and treats everyone equally
  regardless of race.

• The rights of personal liberty guaranteed by the 13th and 14th Amendments to the U.S.
  Constitution and by acts of Congress.

• the customs, arts, social
  institutions, and
  achievements of a
  particular nation, people,
  or other social group

• Treating students the same and giving them access to the same opportunities in order to
  achieve academic success.

What happened during Brown vs. Board of Education?

• Legal restrictions on persons of color sharing public accommodations with whites.

• The rights of personal liberty guaranteed by the 13th and 14th Amendments to the U.S.
  Constitution and by acts of Congress.

• Membership based on one’s national origin or the national origin of one’s ancestors
  when they immigrated to the United States.

• May 17, 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision that prohibited
  Southern states from segregating schools by race.

Everybody gets what they need to succeed based on their differences.

• equity

• equality

• inclusion

• community

What is the definition of equity in the context of the classroom?

• Treating all students the same

• Providing all students with fair opportunities to succeed

• Ensuring that all students receive the same resources

• Focusing on the highest performing students

What are Jim Crow laws?

• Legal restrictions on persons of color sharing public accommodations with whites.

• Requires public schools to provide educational
  rights and protections to homeless children and youth.

• Primarily group identities, aspects of ourselves where we belong to a particular group

• Attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions in
  an unconscious manner.

Being discriminated against because your are elderly is an example of _____ injustice.

• Social

• poltical

• economic

What is unconscious bias?

• State-mandated separation of people by race.

• Attitudes or stereotypes that affect our understanding, actions, and decisions
  in an unconscious manner.

• Claim that one does not see a person’s race and treats everyone equally
  regardless of race.

• Providing proportional representation and access to opportunities in order to achieve
  academic success.

Giving every person the exact same resources regardless of your needs.

• equity

• equality

• community

• inclusion

Population that is native to a country or region.

• Equity

• Culturally Relevant Pedagogy

  
  

• Indigenous

• Ethnic group