The language we lead with.
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Culturally Intentional Education (CIE) (n.)
An interdisciplinary gifted English framework that blends identity, culture, and academic rigor to make learning meaningful.
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Culturally Intentional (CI) (adj.)
An approach to teaching that honors personhood and designs with purpose and equity in mind.
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Cultural Intentionality (n.)
The practice of embedding culture, context, and purpose into every instructional decision.
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Personhood (n.)
The recognition of students and educators as whole, intellectual, and culturally grounded human beings.
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Literary Praxis (n.)
Reading, writing, and reflection in relationship, where rigor meets student voice and self-knowledge.
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Canon Shifting (n.)
The intentional expansion of classroom texts to center a broader range of voices, histories, and literary traditions