Moving to Cultural Responsibility through Understanding Representational Balance in Educational Materials
Part of ASCDPresented by Tanji Reed Marshall
Wednesday 1 July 2026·8:30 am
This interactive session introduces representational balance as a framework for analyzing curriculum materials. Participants will explore how presence differs from representation, identify forms of bias in texts, and use a practical tool to create culturally responsible instruction that advances literacy, critical thinking, and equitable representation for all students.
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