As educators, creating an inclusive learning community is paramount to ensure that all students have the knowledge, skills, and understanding to navigate a world of migration and demographic change. To help achieve this goal, we have curated a list of helpful resources that you can use to reflect on your own practice and learn new ideas and strategies to deepen relationships with your students and create a culturally responsive curriculum for our changing communities. Several of these resources draw from the Re-Imagining Migration framework that developed by Veronica Boix-Mansilla of Project Zero in collaboration with Re-Imagining Migration staff,
Below are the resources we have selected:
This resource provides a step-by-step guide to help educators reflect on their biases and assumptions and develop strategies for creating a more inclusive learning environment.
The framework provides a comprehensive approach to teaching migration that emphasizes the importance of understanding the experiences and perspectives of migrants themselves
This resource provides a framework for teaching about migration in ways that help students recognize how migration has shaped our families, communities, and world.
This resource outlines core dispositions for navigating a world of migration and change.
This collection of Thinking Routines for a World on the Move are concrete and accessible pedagogical tools that you can use to nurture the dispositions identified above across ages, contexts (classrooms, museums, community organizations), curricular areas, and academic disciplines.
These Project Zero Thinking Routines are a set of usable strategies for integrating social-emotional learning into the classroom, helping students develop the skills they need to navigate a world on the move.
This guide provides a step-by-step approach to developing a curriculum about migration that integrates the learning arc, dispositions for a world on the move, and Thinking Routines in culturally responsive ways, building understanding and belonging.
This checklist is a tool for evaluating your teaching practice. It includes a framework that identifies different stages of culturally responsive approaches.
This resource provides a framework for selecting and using texts to promote students’ understanding of migration, helping students develop the knowledge, skills, understanding, and dispositions they need to navigate a world on the move.
We hope these resources will be helpful to you. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@reimaginingmigration.org.