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Mrs. Evans is a new teacher in a diverse community. The students in her classroom come from a broad range of racial and ethnic groups. About one-fourth of her students are immigrants from other countries. Altogether they represent many cultural backgrounds. Her principal advises Mrs. Evans to use culturally relevant pedagogy. Mrs. Evans is not sure what the principal means, but she wants to learn. She comes to you for help.

First, explain culturally relevant pedagogy.
Then describe specific actions Mrs. Evans should take to apply guidelines for culturally relevant pedagogy.

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