Session 2: Creating Belonging: History and strategies for schools to support Haitian students and families
Sat, Oct 26
|Warren Central High School
Objective: To equip educators with culturally responsive teaching strategies that address the specific needs of Haitian students, focusing on language and educational background.
Time – Location
Oct 26, 2024, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Warren Central High School, 9500 E 16th St, Indianapolis, IN 46229, USA
About the event
Objective: To equip educators with culturally responsive teaching strategies that address the specific needs of Haitian students, focusing on language and educational background.
Session Breakdown:
- Review of Culture, Politics, and Social Customs:
A brief recap of the key cultural and political contexts covered in the first session.
- Overview of Schooling in Haiti:
Insights into the Haitian education system, including students' experiences, the value placed on education, and literacy rates.
- Linguistic Overview and Connections:
Discussion on the Haitian Creole language, its relationship with English, and key linguistic considerations for educators.
- Strategies to Support Haitian Students:
Practical strategies for supporting Haitian Creole-speaking students, including when and how to translate, building background knowledge, and effective classroom practices.