Introduction |
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A Call to Action and Self-Reflection for White Teachers in Diverse Classrooms |
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PART ONE FOUNDATIONS OF OUR WORK: RECOGNIZING POWER, PRIVILEGE, AND PERSPECTIVES |
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Invisible Privileges of a New England Prep School Girl |
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2 Reflections On Education |
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Aaron Rudolf Miller Hokanson |
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PART TWO CULTURALLY RELEVANT TEACHERS: FOUNDATIONS AND PERSONAL ENGAGEMENT |
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3 "Yes, But How Do We Do It?" |
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Practicing Culturally Relevant Pedagogy |
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4 The Empty Desk In The Third Row |
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Experiences of an African American Male Teacher |
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5 But Good Intentions Are Not Enough |
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Doing What's Necessary to Teach For Diversity |
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6 The Unintentional Undermining Of Multicultural Education |
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Educators at the Equity Crossroads |
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On the Front Lines of Urban Education |
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8 When Truth And Joy Are At Stake |
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Challenging the Status Quo in the High School English Class |
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9 Color Blindness, Unconscious Bias, And Student Achievement In Suburban Schools |
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123 | (13) |
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10 Tips For School Principals And Teachers |
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Helping Black Students Achieve |
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11 How Can Service-Learning Increase The Academic Achievement Of Urban African American Students? |
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PART THREE KNOWING WHO IS IN THE CLASSROOM: HOW WHITE TEACHERS CAN ENSURE ALL CHILDREN ACHIEVE |
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12 WHAT ARE YOU? ARE YOU INDIAN? ARE YOU CHINESE |
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The Lifelong Journey of an Adopted Latina |
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Stephanie A. Flores-Koulish |
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Challenging the Western Narrative of American Indians in the Classroom |
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Interview With Professor Emeritus Joseph White, Ph.D., Author of Black Man Emerging |
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15 Black/African American Families |
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Coming of Age in Predominately White Communities |
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16 Understanding Korean American Students |
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228 | (15) |
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17 Low Expectations Are The Worst Form Of Racism |
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18 How Educators Can Support The High Expectations For Education That Exist In The Latino Family And Student Community |
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255 | (14) |
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19 I Don't Understand Why My African American Students Are Not Achieving |
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An Exploration of the Connection Among Personal Power, Teacher Perceptions, and the Academic Engagement of African American Students |
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20 African American Male Student-Athletes And White Teachers' Classroom Interactions |
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Implications for Teachers, Coaches, Counselors, and Administrators |
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PART FOUR CREATING CLASSROOMS FOR EQUITY, ACTIVISM, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE |
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21 Educators Supporting Dreamers |
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Becoming an Undocumented Student Ally |
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22 Preparing Teachers To Develop Inclusive Communities |
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314 | (15) |
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328 | (1) |
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23 Culturally Responsive School-Community Partnerships |
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About The Editors |
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About The Authors |
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Index |
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