Setclae, Sixth Grade: Self-Esteem Through Culture Leads to Academic Excellence
by Jawanza Kunjufu

This workbook is part of an educational series, with a specific edition tailored for each grade level from K-8, as well as a high school version. The series is designed to address challenges related to self-esteem that are commonly experienced by African American youths in today’s media-saturated environment.

The material within the workbook encompasses a broad array of subjects intended to empower young individuals. Lessons on goal setting and tracing one’s family tree are included to help solidify a strong sense of self and heritage.

Additional chapters focus on African history and culture, providing a connection to ancestral roots and heritage. The workbook also examines contemporary cultural elements such as Ebonics and rap music, making it relatable to today’s youth.

Essential life values, as well as the concepts of manhood and womanhood, are also explored, offering a holistic approach to character development.

Furthermore, academic development is a major focus of the workbook, preparing students not just culturally and emotionally, but also academically for the challenges they may face.