Theme
Introducing Ethnic Studies
Content Area(s)
Special Education
Type
Presentation
Level
Middle School (6–8)
Author(s)
Darius Kennedy, SooMin Hwangbo, Yasmin Briones, Kimberly Farias, Lizette Juarez

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It may also include suggestions for engaging students with the topic, important concepts or questions to emphasize, and ways to connect the lesson to students’ prior knowledge or experiences. Where relevant, contributors may share reflections or insights from previous classes, such as how students responded to the material, questions or challenges that arose, activities that worked particularly well, or unexpected observations and outcomes.

The goal is to provide educators with useful context and practical guidance about the lesson—not simply what it includes, but the thinking, experience, and instructional considerations that may help others effectively bring the plan to life in their own classroom.

 

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Theme: Introducing Ethnic Studies
Content Area(s): Special Education, Ethnic Studies
Type: Lesson Plan
Level: Middle School (6–8)

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