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How to Teach About Racism Legally
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How to Teach About Racism Legally

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How to Teach About Racism Legally

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Will You Be Persecuted for Teaching About Racism This Year? Convey the Truth Without Violating Anti-CRT Laws.

As the school year begins, teachers who wish to engage students in a more inclusive and honest version of our nation’s past are receiving death threats, getting fired, or quitting. Many are accused of teaching critical race theory (CRT). Some parents and lawmakers are attacking any teaching of American history (i.e., African American history) that they feel makes children uncomfortable.

It is possible to comply with anti-CRT laws and avoid community outrage while teaching the critical elements of Black history and racism.

Award-winning educator Rodney D. Pierce will teach you how to instruct students with equitable content while navigating this political minefield in the classroom. You will learn from his challenges as an unapologetic Black male history teacher in the rural South.

Training Overview

  • What is critical race theory? What is its history?
  • How was critical race theory turned into an education boogeyman?
  • What does culturally responsive teaching (another CRT) entail?
  • How do diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and critical race theory differ?
  • What specific resources can you use to supplement your instruction?
  • What American history lessons can you use to gauge the temperature of your school community?
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  • Social studies/history teachers
  • Principals
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  • Secondary education directors/executives
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  • College professors
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  • Mathematics teachers
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  • Foreign language teachers
  • ESL teachers
  • AIG coordinators/teachers
  • Superintendents
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  • Central services staff
  • Music teachers
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  • Special education directors
  • Department chairs
  • Clinical staff
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  • Education nonprofit groups
  • Community engagement professionals
  • School leaders
  • Learning strategists
  • Literacy coaches
  • Future teachers
  • Teaching assistants
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  • Student services directors
  • School curriculum directors
  • Social workers
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