Top Ten
12 Questions to Ask When Designing Culturally & Historically Responsive Curriculum
All the Rest
Allies Reading List (Book List)
10 Important Books on Anti-Racism (Book List)
NYT Books on Race (Book List)
NPR's List of Books, films and Podcasts (Resource List)
Books to Help Talk about Race with Kids (Book List)
Common Sense Education: Talking with Students About Shocking or Disturbing News
Education Week: Doing the Nearly Impossible: Teaching When the World Delivers Fear
Facing History & Ourselves: Teaching Current Events Educator Guide
Mental Health America: Talking To Kids About Fear And Violence
National Association of School Psychologists: Talking to Children About Violence: Tips for Families
School Level
Considering Middle School Organization through the Lens of Justice and Equity
Critical practices for anti-bias education: family and community engagement
Classroom Level
Jeannie Phillips' podcast on Gorski's book on poverty and class
A Vermont act relating to ethnic and social equity studies standards for public schools
Curriculum
Instruction
Assessment
Place Based Learning
Project Based Learning
Community Based Learning
Personalized Learning Plans
Proficiency Based Assessment
Flexible Pathways
Expanded Learning Opportunity Providers in Vermont
The Maker Framework
Inclusivity and Making
Socio Cultural Approach to Literacy
Literacy Strategies
Math for Social Justice
Rethinking Mathematics: Teaching Social Justice by the Numbers (2nd ed.)
Jo Boaler's YouCubed
Discovering multicultural mathematics dispositions. Journal of Urban Mathematics Education, 5(1), 31-43. (Lead author, Dr. Dorothy White, is a professor of math education who works with elementary and middle grades teacher candidates at the University of Georgia. Her entire body of work is related to supporting math teachers in being culturally conscious and actively engaged in improving mathematics education.
Radical Math website: Radical Math is a resource for educators interested in integrating issues of social and economic justice into their math classes and curriculum. On this website, you’ll find links to access and download over 700 lesson plans, articles, charts, graphs, data sets, maps, books, and websites to help you bring these issues into your classroom.
Asset Based Math Instruction
Starting with the Students: An Asset-Based Model to Teaching Middle Grades Mathematics (Kulow & Caskey (2020)
Developing Mathematics Identity: Strategies for Teachers (Allen & Schnell (2016)
NCTM article: Learning to See Students’ Mathematical Strengths
Assembling the Puzzle of Mathematical Strengths White, D. Y. et al. (2018)
Helping Students See Hamlet and Harry Potter in a New Light With Computational Thinking EdSurge News
A Pathway towards Equitable Math Instruction (including strides)
Citizen Math with lessons that connect to social justice issues
Organizations in Support of Equity & Sustainability
Blogs and Podcasts
Professional Development by Discipline
Middle Grades Journals & Magazines