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• Advancing Equity & Embracing Diversity in Early Childhood Education

  Elevating Voices & Actions

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  A resource guide on how to implement the NAEYC advancing equity statement.

• Celebrate!

  An Anti-bias Guide to Including Holidays in Early Childhood Programs

  Bisson, Julie, 1963-

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  Describes how to create a holiday policy that works for your group of teachers and families, thus offering a way to resolve the issue of including holidays in an anti-bias approach.

• Anti-bias Education for Young Children & Ourselves

  Derman-Sparks, Louise,

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  The foundation book for anti-bias education. It addresses working with teachers and families as well as with children. Program leaders need to be familiar with it to implement the ideas in our book. Also available as an ebook.

• What If All the Kids Are White?

  Anti-bias Multiculture Education With Young Children and Families

  Derman-Sparks, Louise

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  Written to address the frequently asked question about the significance, goals, and strategies of anti-bias education for White children and families. It explores how White children develop a racial identity and how adults can foster the…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Don't Look Away

  Embracing ANTI-BIAS Classrooms

  Iruka, Iheoma U.,

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  A resource on incorporating culturally responsive education into your classroom by addressing issues of bias, equity, low expectations, and family engagement. Practical reflection guidelines included.

• Families & Educators Together

  Building Great Relationships That Support Young Children

  Koralek, Derry Gosselin,

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  Cultivating positive, supportive partnerships between educators and families is an ongoing process, one that requires reciprocal respect and two-way communication. Practical strategies are provided to support diverse home languages and families.

• Courageous Leadership in Early Childhood Education

  Taking a Stand for Social Justice

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  Thirteen early childhood leaders share inspirational stories of taking action to challenge and change inequitable educational practices in preschools and elementary schools

• Rethinking Early Childhood Education

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  A collection of short articles by teachers practicing anti-bias education in various types of early childhood programs. They cover a wide range of issues and strategies and demonstrate how anti-bias education is doable.

• Teaching and Learning in a Diverse World

  Multicultural Education for Young Children

  Ramsey, Patricia G.

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  An important foundation book for implementing anti-bias/multicultural education. In addition to strategies for working with children and families, the book summarizes the pioneering and current research about children’s identity and attitude…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• Anti-bias Curriculum for the Preschool Classroom

  YWCA Minneapolis,

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  The YWCA Minneapolis Early Childhood Education’s anti-biased and play-based curriculum uses practical and real-life experiences to support teacher learning and practice. This curriculum is flexible enough to accommodate state or local standards…Read moreRead more of this annotation

• You Can't Celebrate That!

  Navigating the Deep Waters of Social Justice Teaching

  Jaboneta, Nadia,

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  An inspirational story from the classroom teacher’s perspective about partnering with families to explore racial identity, religious celebrations, and racism in response to a biased comment by one child to another in her diverse preschool class.