CCWM Review

Cultural knowledge guarded and passed down among kinfolk (loved ones) that contributes to a feeling of community, collective history and interconnected well-being - aka: Communidad.

• Aspirational Capital

• Familial Capital

• Navigational Capital

The intellectual and social skills attained through communication in more than 1 language or style.

• Familial Capital

• Linguistic Capital

• Aspirational Capital

Cultural knowledge and support passed through kin that carry a sense of community history, and and a connection to tribe, ones people.

• Familial Capital

• Linguistic Capital

• Aspirational Capital

Social Capital is

• The ability to maintain dreams for the future

• The skills needed for academic success

• Networks of people and community resources providing support

Navigational capital involves:

• • Skills for maneuvering through social institutions

• The aspirations for future success

Which of the following best describes resistant capital?

• • Knowledge and skills that challenge oppression

• Social networks providing emotional support

• The ability to communicate effectively in multiple languages

These types books have narratives in which the reader can connect with the content and feel that it reflects parts of the reader's own life.

• Mirrors

• Windows

The belief systems  in superiority (one group is better/worse than) usually based upon any combination of race, class, gender, immigration status, language,  ability, and sexuality.

• interpersonal oppression

• ideological oppression

This infographic can be used to justify the need for more diverse Children's Books because

• it shows that BIPOC communities have less of a chance to see themselves in school books

• it shows that BIPOC communities have several mirrors to see themselves in school books

This infographic can be used to justify the need for more diverse Children's Books because

• It shows how bias is passed down from generation to generation

• It shows that breaking the Cycle is possible