Should schools continue Eurocentric curriculums?

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Question: Should schools continue Eurocentric curriculums?
Position1 of 2›: No, schools should not continue Eurocentric curriculums

Eurocentric curriculums restrict students to one narrative, usually a white narrative. These outdated curriculums need to be replaced with more progressive, racially inclusive lesson structures.

Supporting arguments · 2

Positive minority representation in curriculums gives students role models
Traditional Eurocentric curriculums focus primarily on the white narrative, leaving underrepresented students without positive role models. Role models in the classroom are essential to student achievement and must cater to a multicultural society.
Ethnic studies prepare students to be racially literate
In our multicultural society, it is not sufficient to have an education based on the Eurocentric narrative. A culturally diverse education enables students to explore a multitude of perspectives and develop their racial literacy.