Teaching black history in culturally-responsive ways is an important task that should be taken into consideration when planning any educational program. This is especially true in schools that are struggling to maintain an accurate and meaningful image of themselves to their community and students.
One approach is to create a teaching guide for the class. This could include topics such as history and culture, African American history, and the history of the Bblack community.
Another way is by using different methods and approaches. For example, you could use interactive learning methods, like role-playing, storytelling, and video games. Alternatively, you could use various historical films, documentaries, and books to supplement your teaching.
To maintain accurate and meaningful Black history instruction, work with parents and community members to create a plan that is sensitive to their values and preferences. This can include creating a curriculum that is age-appropriate and discusses important topics in a way that is interesting and engaging for students.
