All instruction is culturally responsive but to whose culture is it responding? Teachers can effectively accelerate learning for historically underserved students with an understanding of deeper learning and culturally responsive teaching.
In part one of a conversation with Pivot Learning, Zaretta Hammond — author of Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain — shares ways to create safe, rigorous learning environments and drive equity-driven mindsets.
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