Introducing “The Teacher’s Guide to Eradicating Racism”

This 80-page guide equips educators in New Zealand with practical strategies to address racism in schools. The content is designed for students aged 10 to 17 and can easily be modified for Primary schools and Neurodiverse students. It also provides adaptable lesson plans and student guides for diverse classroom settings.

Empower your teaching practice with our comprehensive guide, “A Teacher’s Guide to Eradicating Racism.” This essential resource provides educators with the tools and strategies needed to foster an inclusive and equitable classroom environment. Inside, you’ll find practical insights on understanding and addressing racism, promoting equality, and developing anti-racist teaching practices.

This guide covers:

Understanding the impact of racism and promoting equality in the classroom
Developing anti-racist teaching practices and creating an inclusive curriculum
Addressing racism and fostering safe spaces for dialogue
Building an inclusive school environment and supporting affected students

Available in both PDF and Google Doc formats, this pack ensures you have flexible access to valuable content that can be easily integrated into your teaching routine. Equip yourself with the knowledge and resources to make a meaningful difference in your students’ lives and promote a culture of respect and understanding in your school.

Download your copy today and take a stand against racism in education!

Contents Outline:

Understanding Racism in Education
What is Racism and Its Impact?
Understanding Equality in the Classroom
The Teacher’s Influence on Student Perception
Challenging Personal Biases
Creating a Classroom Culture of Equality
Developing Anti-Racist Teaching Practices
Inclusive Curriculum Design
Recognizing and Responding to Racist Incidents
Policies That Promote Equality
Engaging the Wider School Community
Identifying Students in Need of Support
Lesson Plan Templates
Anti-Racist Lesson Plan Frameworks
Creating Inclusive Activities
Additional: A Guide for Students on Racism

Get yours now – Copy it onto your Google Drive, customise it, chop it into sections and share any or all sections in your Google Classroom or as lesson plans or handouts or just add the PDF to your school’s digital library.