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It mandates that every public K-12 school include at least one instructional unit of curriculum studying the events of Asian American history, beginning in this school year.  \nThis history should include the contributions of Asian Americans in government, sciences, arts, and the social and political development of the United States.  \nPicture credit: The Asian American Foundation  \nEquity ● Quality ● Collaboration ● Community  \n3  \nWhat does this mean for educators?  \n1. Every public school in Illinois is required to teach at least one unit of Asian American history during the 2022-23 school year and years beyond.  \n2. Regional Offices of Education are required to monitor school district compliance with the TEAACH Act during annual compliance visits to ensure Educators are implementing TEAACH.  \n3. Educators should take steps towards becoming more inclusive in their classrooms and communities.  \nEquity ● Quality ● Collaboration ● Community  \n4  \nIllinois State Board of Education  \nDescription of Resource Guide:  \n1 | Quick Links by Theme and Learning Objective: Free articles, sample lesson plans, presentations, and videos aligned to updated standards and grouped based on themes and competencies.  \n2 |  Longer-form Text: Select memoirs, poems, essays, and historical fiction for purchase/rent at public libraries to provide more detailed perspectives on  \nAsian American history and identity.  \n3 |  Published version: You can find the published guide on our website here.  \nEquity ● Quality ● Collaboration ● Community  \n5  \nStatewide Inclusive efforts  \nMultitude of efforts to increase inclusive standards and instruction throughout Illinois*:  \n•  Inclusive American History Commission Report  \n•  Updated Social Science Standards  \n•  2020-2023 ISBE Strategic Plan  \n•  I3 Social Science Program  \n•  ISBE Instructional Mandates  \n*Important to note that Illinois is a local control state, meaning that curricular decisions are made at the district level.  \n6  \nDiscussion with Dr. Steven Isoye  \n7  \nInclusive, Inquiry-Based Social Studies for Illinois  \nThe Illinois Social Science Standards are designed to ensure that students across Illinois focus on a common set of standards that promote the development of the knowledge and skills necessary for success in college, career, and civic life in the 21st century.  \nI3: Inclusive, Inquiry-Based Social Studies for Illinois is a six-part professional learning series for K-12 social studies teachers and curriculum leads in Illinois. 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