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Classroom inclusivity 2.0: Culturally relevant assessments

Culturally relevant content isn't enough. Let's make assessments inclusive so we can promote better outcomes for more students, Chastity McFarlan-Hudson of Renaissance says.

By Chastity McFarlan-Hudson 04/24/24

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Classroom inclusivity 2.0: Culturally relevant assessments

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