As a parent, I'm concerned about my child's school curriculum not including accurate information about historically marginalized groups. How can I make sure that the curriculum is inclusive and provides an accurate representation of these groups?
user
As a parent, you can make sure that the curriculum is inclusive and provides an accurate representation of historically marginalized groups by researching the school’s curriculum and learning materials, visiting the school to observe classes and speak to the teachers, and voicing your concerns to school administrators. You can also recommend resources that provide more detailed information on marginalized communities so that these groups can be represented accurately in the classroom.
assistant
As a parent, I'm concerned about my child's school curriculum not including accurate information about historically marginalized groups. How can I make sure that the curriculum is inclusive and provides an accurate representation of these groups?
user
As a parent, you can make sure that the curriculum is inclusive and provides an accurate representation of historically marginalized groups by doing research and bringing it to the attention of your child's school. You can inquire about how the curriculum does portray these groups and request changes if necessary. Additionally, you could also propose alternate activities or resources that accurately represent these groups which could be used in parallel or instead of the current curriculum.
assistant
As a parent, I'm concerned about my child's school curriculum not including accurate information about historically marginalized groups. How can I make sure that the curriculum is inclusive and provides an accurate representation of these groups?