session 12 support systems and resources culturally proficient teaching
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Session 12Support Systems and
Resources
Culturally Proficient Teaching
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Understand how cultural proficiency is based on an asset, not deficit, model.
Understand what actions and behaviors yield success by exploring 40 Developmental Assets.
Identify school, community and state resources for supporting student achievement to address specific school issues.
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From Session 1:“Culturally proficient instructors open the
minds and hearts of learners, affirming that differences are not deficits.”
A culturally proficient teacher recognizes what the learner brings to the instructional content and acknowledges those contributions and perspectives in two ways:•How the instructional material is delivered.•How the instructor engages with the learners.
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Inclusion NOT Exclusion
Addition NOT Subtraction
Asset NOT Deficit
Same standards Separate standardsof excellence NOT of excellence for
for all different groupsDiversity ininstructional NOT
approach
Acceleration NOT Remediation
Created,negotiated Assumed
or discovered Common GroundCommon Ground
NOT
Operational PrinciplesFor Education
That Is Multicultural
"one style fits all" instruction
Created by Dr. Jacqueline BrownMarch 2001 HCPSS
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Research reveals strong and consistent relationships between the number of assets present in young people’s lives and the degree to which they develop in positive and healthful ways.
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Research based on Search Institute’s Surveys of approximately 150,000 students in grades 6-12 in public and alternative US schools in 2003.
Research shows that the more assets young people experience, the less likely they are to engage in risky behaviors and the more likely they will engage in positive behaviors.
The Asset Approach: Giving Kids What They Need to Succeed- Search Institute 2006 6
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Youth with Different Levels of Assets
(Grades 6 - 12)
31-40 Assets(9%)
21-30 Assets(35%)
0-10 Assets(15%)
11-20 Assets(41%)
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The Power of Assets to Prevent
49%
27%
11%
3%
31%
14%
4%1%
39%
18%
6%
1%
35%
19%
9%
3%
Alcohol Use TobaccoUse
Illicit DrugUse
Driving andAlcohol
0–10 Assets
11–20 Assets
21–30 Assets
31–40 Assets
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The Power of Assets to Protect
32%
21%
11%
3%
42%
25%
14%
5%
48%
22%
7%
2%
61%
38%
19%
7%
Sexual Intercourse Depression/Suicide Anti-Social Behavior Violence
0–10 Assets 11–20 Assets 21–30 Assets 31–40 Assets
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The Power of Assets to Protect for All Kids
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Number of High-Risk Behaviors
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tsAmerican Indian
Asian American
African American
Latino/Latina
White
Multiracial
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The Power of Assets to Promote
8%
17%
30%
47%
36%
57%
74%
88%
26%
47%
69%
89%
50%
65%
77%
85%
Succeeds inSchool
ValuesDiversity
MaintainsGood Health
ExhibitsLeadership
0–10 Assets
11–20 Assets
21–30 Assets
31–40 Assets
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Discover Recognize Utilize Enhance Reflect
Jacqueline Brown
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An example - # 33 Interpersonal Competence:
Discover:Young person has empathy, sensitivity, andfriendship skills.
Recognize: I’m a leader.
Utilize: Work with, teach, and learn from others.
Enhance: Participate in school clubs and activities. 13
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With students . . .
Which asset would you like your instructor to discover about you? Draw a picture.
What thing would you like your instructor to recognize about you? Answer with a short phrase.
How are you going to use your asset in the classroom? Answer with a short phrase.
What do you think you can do to enhance your asset? Answer with a short phrase.
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Think and, in the Discussion tab, jot down ways you can get to know the assets of your learners.
Why is knowing the assets of your learner important to planning and instruction?
Why is knowing your students’ assets important to building relationships with them?
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Complete An Asset Checklist –For Youth on a student you would like to know more about.
Think about how this information can help you understand your student?
With a partner, brainstorm ways you can develop the student’s assets based on the survey you completed.
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Let’s explore how we can develop assets
in our students through support
systems and resources.
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“ No significant learning takes place without a significant relationship.”
James Comer
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Parenting Communicating Volunteering Learning at home Decision making Collaborating with community
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“…service providers must take the initiative in building a bridge between the cultures of diverse families and the culture of schools.”
Cynthia Warger, 2001
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Get rid of any negative mental baggage you have about African-American parents.
Face your fears. Don’t wait until a situation has reached the point of no
return before you contact the parent. Present the parent with a balanced picture of his/her child. Try not to be defensive. Do not talk down to parents. Try to put yourself in the parent’s shoes. Use mistakes as teachable–moment opportunities. Read the book Beyond the Bake Sale: The Essential Guide to
Family –School Partnerships by Anne T. Henderson, Karen L. Mapp, Vivian R. Johnson and Don Davies.
Have a list of resources available as reference tools for parents with weak skills.
Thompson ,G. (2010) The Power of One: How You Can Help or Hurt African-American Students. 22
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1. Identify the cultural values that are embedded in the professional interpretation of a student’s difficulties or in the recommendation for service.
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2. Find out whether the family being served recognizes and values these assumptions; if not, explore how their view differs from that of the professional.
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3. Acknowledge and give explicit respect to any cultural differences identified, and fully explain the cultural basis of the professional assumptions.
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4. Through discussion and collaboration, set about determining the most effective way of adapting professional interpretations or recommendations to the value system of the family.
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Identify an issue in your school and the student or group of students in the school being impacted.
What resources could staff tap into that would help to support this group of students or an individual student?
How can supporting the student address your school or school system’s goal of providing a safe and nurturing environment?
What resources would you use to address the lack of some of the developmental assets?
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