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LTC Lunch - How Bias Shapes Low-Income Student Belonging and Success

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LTC Lunch - How Bias Shapes Low-Income Student Belonging and Success

This session challenges harmful myths about low-income students, highlighting their strengths and potential. Participants will examine biases and systemic inequities and gain practical strategies to foster inclusive learning environments.


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  • Title LTC Lunch - How Bias Shapes Low-Income Student Belonging and Success
  • Upload Date January 23, 2026 3:45pm
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  • Description This session challenges harmful myths about low-income students, highlighting their strengths and potential. Participants will examine biases and systemic inequities and gain practical strategies to foster inclusive learning environments.
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  • Names Kim Hildahl, Director of TRIO/SSS
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