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9780205277506

An Introduction to Multicultural Education

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205277506

  • ISBN10:

    0205277500

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1998-07-01
  • Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Summary

"Cultural Diversity and Education" is designed to help pre-service and in-service educators clarify the philosophical and definitional issues related to pluralistic education, derive a clarified philosophical position, design and implement effective teaching strategies that reflect ethnic and cultural diversity, and prepare sound guidelines for multicultural programs and practices. Provides teachers and administrators with a succinct, yet comprehensive, overview of multicultural education and what it means for classroom teaching. Strong emphasis on curriculum and reform. "For pre-service and in-service school teachers."

Table of Contents

Preface viii
Goals and Misconceptions
1(12)
Goals
1(4)
Misconceptions
5(3)
Progress in Multicultural Education
8(5)
Dimensions and School Characteristics
13(8)
The Dimensions of Multicultural Education
13(4)
Characteristics of a Multicultural School
17(4)
Curriculum Transformation
21(14)
Confusion over the Meaning of Multicultural Education
22(1)
The Meaning and Goals of Multicultural Education
22(2)
Multicultural Education Is for All Students
24(1)
Challenges to the Mainstream Curriculum
25(2)
Challenges to Multicultural Education
27(1)
The Canon Battle: Special Interests versus the Public Interest
27(2)
School Knowledge and Multicultural Literacy
29(1)
A Transformed Curriculum and Multiple Perspectives
30(2)
Teaching Students to Know, to Care, and to Act
32(2)
Multicultural Education and National Survival
34(1)
School Reform and Intergroup Education
35(15)
Demographic Trends and the Changing Work Force
35(8)
The Future
43(1)
Intergroup Education
44(4)
Guidelines for Reducing Prejudice in Students
48(2)
Knowledge Components
50(13)
The Four Knowledge Categories
50(1)
Multicultural Education Paradigms
51(2)
Concepts in Multicultural Education
53(3)
Historical and Cultural Knowledge of Ethnic Groups
56(7)
Teaching with Powerful Ideas
63(19)
The Conceptual Approach
63(1)
The Categories of Knowledge
64(1)
A Conceptual Multicultural Curriculum
64(3)
The Spiral Development of Concepts and Generalizations
67(1)
Social Science and Value Inquiry Skills
67(2)
Examples of Lessons Organized with Powerful Concepts
69(4)
Teaching about Revolutions Using Social Science Inquiry
73(6)
Value Inquiry in the Multicultural Curriculum
79(2)
Conceptual Teaching and Curriculum Transformation
81(1)
A Pedagogy for Re-Envisioning America Margaret Smith Crocco Interviews James A. Banks
82(15)
Multicultural Education: For Accuracy's Sake
82(1)
Multicultural Education and National Survival
83(1)
Ideological Impediments, Resistance, and National Activity in Multicultural Education
84(3)
Making Knowledge Construction Developmentally Appropriate
87(1)
Multicultural Education and Democratic Values
88(1)
The Historical Construction of Racist Knowledge
89(1)
A Conceptual Approach to Multicultural Teaching
90(1)
Reconstructing America and White Identity
91(2)
Creating Caring Classroom Communities
93(1)
Creating an Authentic Unum
94(3)
Creating Democratic Schools with Cherry A. McGee Banks
97(8)
Multiple Meanings of School Reform
98(1)
Schooling in a Pluralistic Democratic Society
99(1)
The Link between Educational Equality and Society
99(1)
Education and Citizen Action
100(2)
Policy Recommendations
102(3)
Multicultural Benchmarks
105(10)
A Policy Statement
105(3)
The School Staff
108(1)
Staff Attitudes and Expectations
108(1)
The Curriculum
109(2)
Teaching Strategies
111(1)
Teaching Materials
111(1)
Disproportionality
111(1)
Parent Involvement
112(1)
Monitoring
113(2)
Glossary 115(3)
Appendix A: The Academic Knowledge Component of Multicultural Education: A Bibliography 118(3)
Appendix B: Nebraska Multicultural Education Bill 121(3)
Appendix C: Checklist for Evaluating Informational Materials 124(3)
Appendix D: A Multicultural Education Evaluation Checklist 127(2)
References 129(13)
Index 142

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