I am in Croatia and the whole concept of creating a culturally responsive school is a very foreign (and interesting) concept. Throughout Europe, there are more persons with minority & immigrant backgrounds coming to the schools and nothing in terms of bridging intercultural gaps has been attempted before. What suggestions do you have for schools starting off? If you are at 'point zero', what should be the first steps?

excellent explanation

How do I discuss this with Natalie Wexler?

My children were educated here in the US and I am appalled with US educational system compared with the educational system in the U.K. and Ireland.

I am a teacher in the U.S, who was educated in Northern Ireland and I have experienced all of this first hand,

What great examples of mentoring. Gracias.

Understand more deeply how their actions have an impact on children and their families with asset based pedagogy and encouraging ifelong critical thinkers.

Any sample postcard?

I have her book❤

I learned absolutely nothing from this video. 10 minutes out of my life I’ll never get back.

Excellent content right here.

Dr.Hammond- I first heard you speak on my homelands and triggered in ways that spoke to my special education brain. I like to know how the brain works. Your sessions here in Juneau highlighted how much I should track for programs. It also gave me focussed work, and my nephews/nieces, grandmas, and myself are so thankful fo your unapologetic voice.

Don't standardized teats send the message that we don't trust teachers to assess their own students?

I want to believe that this can make a difference but I don't see anything really specific or substantive in this presentation, other than just being empathetic w/students (which should, ideally, be a given).

This responsibility should be on the parents, not the teachers.

I have to disagree with the "love to learn together" statement. Group learning is not optimal learning. Each individual must conform to the group's pace. One or two individuals can slow down the entire group's progress to a grinding halt. Group learning may be optimal instruction (offloads a lot of the instruction workload from the teacher), but it my experience, it is not a good learning strategy. It is far too easy for bad assumptions, sloppy methods, poorly structured thinking, and bad habits to arise when you essentially have the blind (students) leading the blind (other students). I can respect the fact some students may find it more comfortable to learn from their peers rather than from their teacher, but this was never the case for me. For some classes, I didn't even like learning from my teachers, and preferred to learn directly from books and textbooks! Teaching students to be less dependent on others for their learning (more individualistic) is an important skill in its own right (higher education).

Great video! I like to call it grappling. Let them learn to love grappling. They can do it as a group, or individually.

Give teachers a fresh perspective! 😊

Great... Ms Hammond is amazing!

Excellent Video!

I love this explanation.

Disagree. Data teams are important. She suggests all teachers get quick fixes and that’s all.

Man I remember her teaching me when I was in 4 grade that was 3 years ago

Nice airpods

Truly good news :)

Moses Kulee was the coolest councilor I ever had. He's a good man with a good soul. 😔🙏

Yooo hello I use to be in that school remember me? My name is Adolfo come check out my KZfaq and subscribe 😊

Lol my teacher right now #4 grade

OH MY GODDDDDD DATSSS MY TEACHER RNNNN 5THHH GRADEEEE OHHH MYYYY LAWWWDDDDS OMG

That was my teacher in 3rd grade

She is in my school

nice video

wow a lot of talking in the background. Rude

really good presentation!

Go Rebekah!!