Creating an Anti-Bias Classroom Community

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Creating an Anti-Bias Classroom Community

What elements are needed to create an anti-bias classroom community? Why is this an important goal to work toward in your program?

Dr. Erin Wilder, an expert in the field, will examine assumptions, look objectively at your current practices, and explore ways to create a caring anti-bias classroom community that supports, respects, and nurtures every child.

Thursday April 24th, 2014
6 p.m. — 8:30 p.m.

Training ID 40615

Training set Set One Standards
Age group
Preschool

Core knowledge category (Hours)
Diversity (2.5)

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Additional information

RCC HEC 2nd Floor Room 227

Trainer: Dr. Erin Wilder has a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from Seattle University. She teaches literacy courses in the ECD and Elem. Ed. programs at SOU, all grounded in theories of anti-bias curriculum and multicultural education. She has taught kindergarten and first grade and enjoys working with teachers on developing a sense of identity through reflective teaching practices. She has two toddlers who help her put theory into practice.