Culturally relevant definition

Culturally relevant means incorporating awareness, understanding, and responsiveness to the beliefs, values, customs, and institutions (family, religious, etc.) and ethnic heritage of individuals or those identified cultures of persons with specific disabilities such as deafness, into training, treatment, and services designed to impact upon, or meet the needs of individuals or groups.

Culturally relevant means children see and experience themselves, their families and culture reflected in the classrooms. They experience their full identities affirmed.

Culturally relevant means pedagogy and practices that propose the following: students must experience academic success, students must develop and/or maintain cultural competence, and students must develop a critical consciousness through which they challenge the status quo of the current social order.

Examples of Culturally relevant in a sentence

• Together the Memorandum of Understanding for Delivering Title VI and Other Services and Supporting Culturally Relevant Curricula and this Agreement incorporates all the understandings between the District and the Tribe concerning this subject matter.

• Please see Trauma Informed and Culturally Relevant Services for additional requirements for case management.

• The reason for this Agreement is to allow the Parties to legally share data to conduct program evaluation as outlined in the Parties Memorandum of Understanding for Delivering Title VI and Other Services and Supporting Culturally Relevant Curricula.

• SERC will work with the Office of Academic to coordinate and host a two-day virtual conference, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy August 8th and 9th, 2022.

• Xxxxxx Xxx’x research and references on cultural responsiveness date back to 1995 and the definitions and terms used to define and describe the theoretical framework are foundational to cultural responsiveness, also called Culturally Relevant Pedagogy (CRP)/Culturally Relevant Teaching (CRT).

More Definitions of Culturally relevant

Culturally relevant means the acknowledgment and apprecia- tion of experiences, traditions, and diverse preferences of a group of people.

Culturally relevant means learning environments, instructional materials, curriculum, support services, activities, and professional development that inform culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy; reflect the cultures, languages, and lived experiences of a multicultural society; address multiple ethnic descriptions, interpretations, or perspectives of events and experiences; and encourage critical pedagogy.

Culturally relevant means learning environments, instructional materials, curriculum, support services, activities, and professional development that inform culturally and linguistically responsive pedagogy; reflect the cultures, languages, and lived experiences of tribal society; address tribal descriptions, tribal interpretations, or tribal perspectives of events and experiences; and encourage critical pedagogy.

Culturally relevant means program practices, services, and supports provided to children and families that incorporate or embrace their unique cultural characteristics and diverse backgrounds.

Culturally relevant means program practices, services, and supports provided to children or nonminor dependents and families which incorporate or embrace their unique cultural characteristics and diverse backgrounds.

Culturally relevant means children see and experience themselves, their families and their culture reflected in the classrooms. They experience their full identities affirmed.

Culturally relevant means more “mirrors”