👉 Ethnic math, also known as culturally responsive or culturally relevant mathematics education, is an approach that acknowledges and integrates students' cultural backgrounds, experiences, and identities into the learning process. It recognizes that students bring diverse perspectives and mathematical knowledge from their communities, which can enrich classroom discussions and problem-solving. By incorporating culturally relevant examples, contexts, and materials, ethnic math aims to make mathematics more accessible and meaningful for students from various ethnicities, fostering engagement, reducing barriers, and promoting equity in education. This approach challenges traditional, Eurocentric curricula and encourages educators to reflect on their own biases and assumptions, ultimately creating a more inclusive and supportive learning environment.