PLC & Culturally Responsive Teaching Strategies: Hispanic Culture

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PLC & Culturally Responsive Teaching Strategies: Hispanic Culture Antoinette Matthews EDU 639 Instructor: Angela Stephens September 14, 2014

Hispanic Culture

Cultural Behaviors and Social Values Simpatia

Family Values

Gender Roles Machismo Provider for family Strong Unafraid Marianismo Mother Runs household Raising children

Several factors that affect the academic success of Hispanic students The condition of the schools. Schools are segregated and poorly funded. Lack of qualified teachers Outdated or non-existent material Teacher/student ratios(over crowed)

Hispanic Traditions Quinceanera

History of Culture 1929: The League of Latino American Citizens was formed. 1945: Separate Mexican schools are unconstitutional. 1965: Mexican-Americans and Spanish-speaking people from Latin America became identified as an ethnic group 1968: Latino students in Los Angeles, California walked out of their classrooms to protest unsatisfactory actions in school. 1974: Equal Educational Opportunity Act is passed. (CNN, 2007)

Inclusionary Practices

Parent/Community Involvement Benefits the academic success of students Open line of communication between teachers and families. Parent/ teacher conferences. School activities (invite families to attend) Provide outside (community) recourses to families who are in need. Encourage parents participation in school activities and events.

Hispanic Culture

References CNN.com. (2007). Significant moments in Hispanic moments. Uncovering America: The Hispanic experience today. Retrieved from http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/09/26/hispanic.timeline/