Teaching tip of the month. (Verso).

Consider students' cultures and language skills when developing learning objectives and instructional activities. Facilitate comparable learning opportunities for students with differing characteristics. For example, consider opportunities for students who differ in appearance, race, sex, disability, ethnicity ethnicity Vox populi Racial status–ie, African American, Asian, Caucasian, Hispanic , religion, socio-economic socio-economic adj → socioeconómico

socio-economic adj → socioéconomique status, or ability.

--National Art Education Association

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