COSEE California Communicating Ocean Sciences Session 12: Creating an Inclusive Learning Environment.

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COSEE California Communicating Ocean Sciences Session 12: Creating an Inclusive Learning Environment

COSEE California Session 12 objectives Explore a broad definition of diversity to mean all of the differences that exist between people Consider the impact of educatory assumptions, expectations, and behaviors on learners’ comfort level in a classroom Introduce participants to different models of thinking about learners from non-dominant cultures, as having a fund of knowledge vs. having a deficit Modify a lesson to be more inclusive of diverse learners and take away ideas of ways to modify lessons for diverse learners.

“All students, regardless of age, sex, cultural or ethnic background, disabilities, aspirations, or interest and motivation in science, should have the opportunity to attain high levels of scientific literacy.” -National Science Education Standards COSEE California

Quick Write Write about one thing you found interesting or surprising in the homework reading about diversity and equity in aquatic sciences. COSEE California

Discussion Guidelines Be open and honest Adhere to confidentiality and discretion Be an active participant See things in a new light – try to see from perspectives other than your own COSEE California

Discussion Prompt Discuss times when you’ve felt excluded, or a time when you’ve felt a stereotype was used for or against you. COSEE California

Brainstorm About Differences COSEE California

How do you think these differences might affect the learning experiences of students in classrooms? COSEE California

Apples and Oceans COSEE California

Apples & Oceans Debrief What were you feeling during that lesson? What types of strategies did the instructor use to make you feel included? What strategies and structures helped you understand the lesson? COSEE California

Culture Defined Culture is defined in Webster’s Third New International Dictionary as “the body of customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits constituting a distinct complex of tradition of a racial, religious or social group” and as “a complex of typical behavior or standardized social characteristics peculiar to a specific group, occupation or profession, sex, age grade, or social class.” COSEE California

Ponder this… Why do problems sometimes arise when people from different cultures interact? COSEE California

Klingon Values Chart COSEE California

Core Values Chart IndividualismHarmonyKnowledgeRespect RelationshipsGroup DecisionsResourcefulnessPrimary Control SpontaneityPersonal GrowthFreedom of expression Pride COSEE California

Characteristics – positive and negative perceptions Team WorkGiving up individuality Rational & efficientCold & calculating Respect for authority & HierarchyNot questioning Oral TraditionLess literate Indirect communicationNot expressive PrideChip on shoulder Holistic thinking & affectiveLess rational & Emotional FrugalTightwad Creative problem-solvingRebellious Saving FaceNon-assertive ThoughtfulSlow to respond LoyaltySubmissive Group decision-making & ConsensusNot speaking up Improvisational & Creative self-expressionFlashy & Undisciplined Think before reactNot expressive Take charge & responsibilityPushy Communal cooperative activitiesGrouping together Strong-willedAbrasive Passionate & ExpressiveReactionary & Explosive Keep things light with humorUnfocused COSEE California Positive Perception Negative Perception

Cultural Capital and Deficit- Thinking Paradigm: Think-Pair-Share How would an educator’s choices be different about how to interact with a learner depending on whether the educator viewed the learner as having a “fund of knowledge” or a “deficit”? COSEE California

Inclusive Instructional Techniques for Learners with Disabilities COSEE California

Modifying a lesson COSEE California A learner who is hearing impaired A learner who has a developmental disability A learner who speaks a language that you don’t speak A learner who has limited English proficiency A learner who is very quiet and is not touching any activity materials Modify the Crayfish Investigations lesson for one of the diverse learners below:

Reflection: Quick Write Summarize your thinking about creating an inclusive learning environment and the role educators can play. If you can, please include:  How have your ideas changed?  What do you think made your ideas change?  How might you use this in your science teaching? COSEE California

Homework Reading Activity Modification COSEE California