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Diversity matters : understanding diversity in schools / Lynn Kell Spradlin, Richard D. Parsons. [print]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Belmont, California : Thomson Wadsworth, 2008.Edition: Student editionDescription: xxviii, 304 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780495189527
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • LC1099.3.S766.D584 2008
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Contents:
Social Context of U.S. Schooling : Minority Experience. Understanding what it means to have a marginalized status in the United States : defining marginalization -- Often-clashing expectations : minority family attitudes, academic expectations, and treatment in schools -- School climate : effects on minority student achievement and socio-emotional adjustment -- The classroom teacher : a powerful influence -- Minority Voices : Windows for Gaining Cultural Insight. Learning from Native American stories -- Learning from Asian American stories -- Learning from Latino/a stories -- Learning from African American stories -- Learning from working-class stories -- Learning from women's stories -- Learning from gay and lesbian individuals' stories -- Learning from the stories of people with disabilities -- Promoting Change and Achievement. Understanding the achievement gap between minority and dominant-culture students : stratification effects -- Transforming knowledge : a primary form of teacher advocacy -- Moving from me to we : advocacy for educators.
Subject: An intellectual and emotional exploration of cultural diversity that covers current research and personal narratives from members of diverse groups, this text helps you understand marginalization and its effect on academic achievement while utilizing practical application strategies that will ensure that all students are active contributors to their own learning.
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Includes bibliographies and index.

Social Context of U.S. Schooling : Minority Experience. Understanding what it means to have a marginalized status in the United States : defining marginalization -- Often-clashing expectations : minority family attitudes, academic expectations, and treatment in schools -- School climate : effects on minority student achievement and socio-emotional adjustment -- The classroom teacher : a powerful influence -- Minority Voices : Windows for Gaining Cultural Insight. Learning from Native American stories -- Learning from Asian American stories -- Learning from Latino/a stories -- Learning from African American stories -- Learning from working-class stories -- Learning from women's stories -- Learning from gay and lesbian individuals' stories -- Learning from the stories of people with disabilities -- Promoting Change and Achievement. Understanding the achievement gap between minority and dominant-culture students : stratification effects -- Transforming knowledge : a primary form of teacher advocacy -- Moving from me to we : advocacy for educators.

An intellectual and emotional exploration of cultural diversity that covers current research and personal narratives from members of diverse groups, this text helps you understand marginalization and its effect on academic achievement while utilizing practical application strategies that will ensure that all students are active contributors to their own learning.

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