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9780807738504

Multicultural Gifted Education

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  • ISBN13:

    9780807738504

  • ISBN10:

    0807738506

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-03-01
  • Publisher: Teachers College Pr
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Summary

Bridging the fields of gifted and multicultural education, this pathbreaking volume provides a comprehensive and practical resource for raising the expectations and level of instruction for gifted minority students. The authors offer case studies of multicultural gifted education in practice and suggest methods for "best practice" for classroom teachers. Also included are sample activities, guidelines and a checklist to help evaluate current multicultural education programs. Preparing students for an increasingly diverse world is now a goal of most school districts, and this volume will help educators to modify their curricula and educational practices to ensure that this goal becomes a reality.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
Racially and Culturally Diverse Students and Families
1(14)
Introduction and Overview
1(1)
Why Culture Matters
2(1)
Examining Racial and Cultural Diversity
2(9)
Between-Group Comparisons
11(2)
Summary
13(2)
Historical and Legal Perspectives on Educating Gifted and Minority Students
15(9)
Introduction and Overview
15(1)
The Call for Equity and Excellence: Multicultural Education
15(4)
Gifted Students: Another Call for Excellence and Equity
19(4)
Summary
23(1)
Multicultural Education and Gifted Education: Goals, Objectives, and Theoretical Perspectives
24(27)
Introduction and Overview
24(1)
Characteristics of Multicultural Education
25(1)
Goals of Multicultural Education
26(2)
Strategies for Meeting Multicultural Goals
28(1)
Two Theories of Multicultural Education
29(8)
Profiles of Multicultural Educators---Social Activists
37(3)
Gifted Education: Goals and Objectives
40(10)
A Synthesis of Goals and Objectives: Multicultural Gifted Education
50(1)
Assessment: Multicultural Considerations
51(17)
Overview
51(1)
Ethics and Equity in the Assessment of Diverse Students
51(5)
Assessment Issues with Limited English Proficient Students
56(3)
Summary of Assessment Considerations
59(1)
Implications for Gifted Education
60(3)
Assessment of Minority Students: The Case of Dewayne
63(2)
Summary and Conclusion
65(3)
Multicultural Curriculum and Instruction
68(58)
Introduction and Overview
68(1)
Listening to Students: Why Education Must Be Multicultural
69(2)
Recognizing and Eliminating Bias in the Curriculum
71(1)
Questions to Consider Regarding Curriculum and Instruction
72(7)
A Synthesis: Multicultural Gifted Education
79(8)
Literature-Based Activities and Lessons
87(8)
Approach I: Integrating Multicultural Education into Gifted Education
95(10)
Approach II: Integrating Gifted Education into Multicultural Education
105(20)
Summary and Conclusions
125(1)
Counseling Students from a Multicultural Perspective
126(31)
Introduction and Overview
126(1)
Counseling Gifted Students
126(2)
Multicultural Counseling
128(1)
Central Issues to Address in Counseling Minority Students
129(10)
Prevention and Intervention Strategies
139(1)
Literature for Grades P--3
140(3)
Literature for Grades 4--6
143(2)
Literature for Grades 7--8
145(2)
Literature for Grades 9--12
147(2)
Additional Strategies
149(1)
The Case of Ramirez
150(5)
Summary and Conclusions
155(2)
School Personnel Preparation in Gifted Education and Multicultural Education
157(13)
Introduction and Overview
157(1)
An Overview of the Minority Teacher Shortage
158(3)
Competencies Needed by Educators of Gifted Students
161(1)
Multicultural Competencies Needed by School Personnel
162(2)
Teacher Education Imperatives
164(3)
Professional Development Imperatives
167(1)
Summary
168(2)
Minority Families and Gifted Education
170(14)
The Context: Minority Families
170(1)
A Critical Need: Minority Student Achievement and Literacy
171(1)
What Is Family Involvement and Why Is It Important?
172(3)
Involving Families in Literacy: Suggestions for Schools
175(1)
Minority Family Involvement: Strategies and Recommendations
176(6)
Summary
182(2)
Research and Evaluation from a Multicultural Perspective
184(10)
Introduction and Overview
184(1)
School Self-Evaluation and Minority Students
185(4)
Conducting Research with Minority Groups
189(3)
Multicultural Competence: Recommendations for Research
192(1)
Summary and Conclusion
193(1)
Case Studies and Scenarios for Reflection
194(13)
Introduction and Overview
194(1)
The Case of Andrea
194(4)
The Case of Marcus
198(3)
The Case of Deanne
201(2)
Scenarios for Reflection
203(1)
Themes in the Cases and Scenarios
204(3)
Afterword 207(5)
Appendix A: Selected Bibliography of Multicultural and Gifted Resources 212(5)
Appendix B: Sample Multicultural Activities: Pre-Instruction or Reinforcement Exercises 217(2)
Appendix C: Multicultural Education Program Evaluation Guidelines and Checklist 219(6)
Notes 225(2)
References 227(12)
Index 239(11)
About the Authors 250

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