Seattle, WA: Breakthrough Classroom Management Strategies
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I am just curious.
I am studying for a masters degree in Multicultural
Education, and I teach English as a Second Language in
Brooklyn, NY.
I have been browsing around Multicultural Education
resources on the internet, and I have come across a lot
that is going on in Seattle.
I have found that Seattle has started to open up
International schools, including an elementary school,
which I think is just great. I know that James Banks is
out of Washington, and is doing a lot at the University of
Washington in Seattle regarding Multicultural Education. I
came across an organization called New Horizons that is
out of Washington that is doing a lot with Multicultural
Eduction.
Is this a diverse city? What are the nationalities and
languages represented in your classroom? Does it cater to
ELLs? Is multicultural education practiced in the
classroom? Is this a progressive city? lib...See More
I am just curious.
I am studying for a masters degree in Multicultural
Education, and I teach English as a Second Language in
Brooklyn, NY.
I have been browsing around Multicultural Education
resources on the internet, and I have come across a lot
that is going on in Seattle.
I have found that Seattle has started to open up
International schools, including an elementary school,
which I think is just great. I know that James Banks is
out of Washington, and is doing a lot at the University of
Washington in Seattle regarding Multicultural Education. I
came across an organization called New Horizons that is
out of Washington that is doing a lot with Multicultural
Eduction.
Is this a diverse city? What are the nationalities and
languages represented in your classroom? Does it cater to
ELLs? Is multicultural education practiced in the
classroom? Is this a progressive city? lib...See More
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-Seattle is very liberal and very diverse. There are many
backgrounds, from Asians, Africans, Middle Easterners, as
well as Americans-Native Indian, Black, Hispanic. The city
is known for being open to any culture and is why it is
liberal in many ways.
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