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Between The Lines: Small ways Minority Culture Can be Integrated into CA High School Curriculum

Between The Lines: Small ways Minority Culture Can be Integrated into CA High School Curriculum. CLP 2014 Jonathan Ho Russell Hong Albert Lutz-Paap Linh Ton Thy Truong. The Birth of Ethnic Studies. -Third World Liberation Front (twLF) SFSU, UCB 1969

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Between The Lines: Small ways Minority Culture Can be Integrated into CA High School Curriculum

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  1. Between The Lines: Small ways Minority Culture Can be Integrated into CA High School Curriculum CLP 2014 Jonathan Ho Russell Hong Albert Lutz-Paap Linh Ton Thy Truong

  2. The Birth of Ethnic Studies -Third World Liberation Front (twLF) SFSU, UCB 1969 -Minority student group history undervalued & ignored.

  3. Cultivate Difference Resistance Acknowledge Difference Mainstream Curriculum Heroes and Holidays Integration STRUCTURAL REFORM • Balancing Priorities • Culturally Competent Teachers • Inclusion (Include All Cultures) *Banks, J. (1993). Approaches to multicultural curriculum reform. In J. Banks and C. Banks (Eds.), Multicultural education: Issues and perspectives. Boston: Allyn & Bacon.

  4. What’s Common Core ? Pros - International standards. - Critical thinking skills. Cons - Difficult transition. - Vague standards.

  5. What the experts say (Action Plan) • Work within Common Core; lots of room for Inclusive Curriculum. • Supplemental multicultural reading list. Gary Mukai, Director of the Stanford Program for International and Cross-Cultural Education (SPICE)

  6. Opportunity -East Side reamping curriculum -Opportunity in Elective Classes. (Hispanic-46%, Asian- 32%). -Awareness: Film “Precious Knowledge” -HB 2281- Banned Ethnic Studies Lan Nguyen: Board of Trustees member, East Side Union High School District

  7. Hope for Ethnic Studies -California Assembly Bill 1750: “Bill to Promote Ethnic Studies in Public Schools” -Would not immediately mandate a standardized Ethnic Studies curricula -Invest $125,000 in bringing together experts to develop inclusive curricula

  8. San Francisco Unified School District -Who they are -Adopting a resolution to support Ethnic Studies in their schools -Implementing Ethnic Studies across CA

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