When I stopped by the Teaching Tolerance booth at ASCA 14 to tell them how much I love their web site and magazine they gave me 2 very informative documents I am sure you will want to download and read:
Critical Practices for Anti-bias Education is organized into four
sections: Instruction, Classroom Culture, Family and Community
Engagement, and Teacher Leadership. In each section, you can explore
recommended practices, find helpful explanations and learn how each
practice connects to anti-bias education. Drill down further for
specific strategies you can try in your own school. Download your copy at
tolerance.org/critical-practices
The
Anti-bias Framework (ABF) is a set of anchor standards and age-appropriate
learning outcomes divided into four domains—identity, diversity, justice and action
(IDJA). The standards provide a common language and organizational structure:
Teachers can use them to guide curriculum development, and administrators can use
them to make schools more just, equitable and safe. The ABF is leveled for every stage
of K-12 education and includes school-based scenarios to show what anti-bias attitudes
and behavior may look like in the classroom
anti-bias-framework
