Center Culture
Make room for the identities and experiences that shape how children understand the world.
By LaNesha Tabb & Naomi O’Brien
Bring the world into your primary classroom through meaningful, culture-centered social studies.
Explore an approach that connects history, geography, economics, sociology, and civics to the topics you already teach. Help young learners encounter more perspectives and think about their place in the world.
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Big Ideas for Young Learners
Make room for the identities and experiences that shape how children understand the world.
Explore a topic through multiple social studies lenses.
Invite children to consider people, communities, and ideas beyond their own experiences.
For Teachers and School Teams
Use a book study to discuss your teaching and plan what you’ll try next.
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Work through each chapter on your own, with colleagues, or as a school team.
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