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9780205451173

Multicultural Teaching: A Handbook Of Activities, Information, And Resources

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  • ISBN13:

    9780205451173

  • ISBN10:

    0205451179

  • Edition: 7th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-01-01
  • Publisher: Allyn & Bacon
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Summary

What is multicultural education? Why is it important in education today? The authors of Multicultural Teaching define multicultural education broadly to include all types of diversity as they generate an inclusive curriculum that meets the individual needs of each student. Bringing theory and practice together in a student-centered curriculum, they encourage reflection and discussion through working with Reflective Teaching Portfolios and Cooperative Learning Groups at the end of each chapter. The text is based on a strong model focusing on Esteem, Empathy, and Equity. Future teachers are guided to consider the implications of such topics as language diversity, the academic achievement gap, and racism as they plan lessons designed to develop a community of learners in their classroom.

Table of Contents

To the Reader xvii
Part I A FRAMEWORK FOR MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION
1(88)
Educating Children in Our Unique Multiculture
3(28)
Diversity in the United States
4(4)
The United States Has Always Been Diverse
4(1)
The American Multiculture
5(1)
Who Is an American?
6(1)
``Positionality'' and Power
7(1)
A History of Multicultural Thinking
8(5)
The Myth of the Melting Pot
8(2)
New Voices, New Perspectives
10(1)
The United States in the Twenty-First Century
11(2)
The Bumpy Road to Human Rights
13(8)
African Americans Enslaved
13(1)
Education: The Key
14(1)
A Landmark in Civil Rights
14(1)
Immigrants Contributing to Building the Country
14(1)
Women's Suffrage
15(1)
Bilingualism in the Schools
15(1)
The Full Range of Human Rights
15(6)
The Best Education for All
21(6)
Creating an Inclusive Classroom Culture
21(1)
Definitions and Appropriate Terminology
21(3)
Comparing Models of Multicultural Education
24(3)
Our Assumptions
27(1)
Connections
27(1)
Follow-Through
28(1)
Creating Your Reflective Teaching Portfolio (RTP)
28(1)
Beginning to Work with a Cooperative Learning Group (CLG)
28(1)
Growing a Professional Library
29(1)
Endnotes
29(2)
Organizing for Learning in Multicultural Education
31(30)
Defining a Multicultural Curriculum
31(8)
Presenting the Model: Esteem/Empathy/Equity (EEE)
32(1)
Expected Outcomes
32(4)
Multicultural Objectives
36(1)
Teaching about Prejudice and Racism
36(1)
The ``Hidden Curriculum''
37(2)
Thematic Approaches across the Curriculum
39(4)
Planning for Thematic Study
39(2)
Selection of an Appropriate Theme
41(1)
Introduction of the Theme
41(2)
Working Together
43(1)
Learning about Latinos: Thematic Study I
43(9)
Setting up a Spanish Language Center
44(2)
Spanish Is All around Us
46(2)
Celebrating Latino Culture and Heritage
48(4)
A Nation of Immigrants: Thematic Study II
52(2)
Introduction
52(1)
Planning an Integrated Study
53(1)
Locating Resources to Share
53(1)
Connecting across the Curriculum
54(1)
Assessing Student Progress
54(3)
Connections
57(1)
Follow-Through
57(1)
Expanding Your RTP
57(1)
Working with Your CLG
58(1)
Growing a Professional Library
58(1)
Endnotes
59(2)
Individualizing Instruction for Multicultural Education
61(28)
Effective Multicultural Teaching
61(8)
Improving the Quality of Teachers
62(2)
A Student-Centered Approach
64(2)
Self-Confidence Is Contagious
66(1)
Plan Multicultural Evaluation Strategies
66(1)
The Important Early Years
67(2)
Developing Multicultural Lesson Plans
69(9)
Developing Multicultural Learning Centers
72(1)
Using the Learning Center
73(1)
Making Task Cards
74(2)
Sample Learning Center
76(2)
Multicultural Teaching Strategies
78(5)
Picture Books as Launching Pads
78(1)
Learning through Listening
79(1)
Working with Cooperative Learning Groups
80(1)
Literature-Based Instruction
80(1)
Writing ``Thinking''
81(1)
Other Supportive Strategies
81(2)
Engage Students with Computer-Based Learning
83(3)
Word Processing
83(1)
CD-ROM Programs
83(1)
Tips for Using Computers Effectively
84(1)
Using the Internet
84(2)
Connections
86(1)
Follow-Through
86(1)
Expanding Your RTP
86(1)
Working with Your CLG
86(1)
Growing a Professional Library
87(1)
Endnotes
88(1)
Part II MULTICULTURAL LEARNING ACTIVITIES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
89(218)
Teaching Language Arts and Reading Multiculturally
91(34)
Focusing on Language Arts and Reading Instruction Directly
91(9)
Effective Language Arts and Reading Instructional Strategies
92(3)
Sample Multicultural Language Arts and Reading Lesson Plans
95(5)
Infusing Multicultural Language Arts and Reading Instruction across the Curriculum
100(22)
Engaging Students in All Language Processes across the Curriculum
100(1)
Developing Extensive Multicultural Thematic Studies
100(22)
Connections
122(1)
Follow-Through
122(1)
Expanding Your RTP
122(1)
Working with Your CLG
122(1)
Growing a Professional Library
123(1)
Endnotes
123(2)
Teaching Social Studies Multiculturally
125(40)
Focusing on Social Studies Instruction Directly
125(7)
Effective Social Studies Instructional Strategies
126(6)
Infusing Multicultural Social Studies Instruction across the Curriculum
132(30)
Engaging Students
132(4)
Developing Extensive Multicultural Thematic Studies
136(26)
Connections
162(1)
Follow-Through
162(1)
Expanding Your RTP
162(1)
Working with Your CLG
163(1)
Growing a Professional Library
163(2)
Teaching Science and Mathematics Multiculturally
165(28)
Teaching Science Multiculturally
165(5)
Science in the News
165(1)
Science and ESL Students
166(1)
Women and Science
166(1)
A Virtual Fieldtrip
166(1)
Categories
166(1)
Reading about Real Scientists
167(1)
Nonfiction about Science
167(1)
Science Themes in Fiction
168(1)
A Multicultural Science Lesson Plan
168(2)
Infusing Multicultural Science Instruction across the Curriculum
170(6)
A Thematic Study: Nutrition
170(6)
Teaching Mathematics Multiculturally
176(5)
Strategies for Teaching Mathematics Multiculturally
176(5)
Infusing Mathematics Multiculturally across the Curriculum
181(9)
A Global Village
181(9)
Connections
190(1)
Follow-Through
190(1)
Expanding Your RTP
190(1)
Working with Your CLG
190(1)
Growing a Professional Library
191(1)
Endnotes
191(2)
Teaching the Performing Arts Multiculturally
193(54)
Focusing on Teaching Art Multiculturally
193(15)
Effective Multicultural Art Strategies
193(8)
Infusing Multicultural Art Instruction across the Curriculum
201(7)
Focusing on Teaching Music Multiculturally
208(23)
Effective Multicultural Music Strategies
208(5)
Infusing Multicultural Music Instruction across the Curriculum
213(18)
Focusing on Movement and Drama Multiculturally
231(12)
Effective Multicultural Instructional Strategies
231(3)
Infusing Multicultural Drama and Movement across the Curriculum
234(9)
Connections
243(1)
Follow-Through
243(1)
Expanding Your RTP
243(1)
Working with Your CLG
243(1)
Growing a Professional Library
244(1)
Endnote
244(3)
Teaching Multiculturally around the Year
247(60)
Using the Calendar
248(2)
Displaying the Calendar
248(1)
Developing the Calendar
248(1)
Strategies for Using the Calendar
249(1)
Letters
249(1)
Great Interviews
249(1)
Multimedia Presentation
250(1)
The Time Machine
250(1)
The Months of the Year
250(40)
September Activities
251(3)
October Activities
254(3)
November Activities
257(3)
December Activities
260(4)
January Activities
264(3)
February Activities
267(5)
March Activities
272(3)
April Activities
275(4)
May Activities
279(3)
June Activities
282(2)
July Activities
284(3)
August Activities
287(3)
Movable Holidays
290(1)
U.S. Holidays or Special Days
290(1)
Jewish Feasts and Festivals
290(1)
Islamic Holidays
290(1)
Variable Holidays and Activities
291(2)
Divali
291(1)
Asian New Year
292(1)
Ramadan
292(1)
Hanukkah---The Festival of Lights
293(1)
Teaching Multiculturally around a Theme: Time
293(4)
Marking Time
293(1)
How Calendars Developed
294(1)
The Christian Church Calendar
294(1)
The Hebrew Calendar
295(1)
The Islamic Calendar
295(1)
The Chinese Calendar
296(1)
The Aztec Calendar
296(1)
Sources for Further Study
296(1)
Multicultural Focus on a Group---Jewish Americans: Living in a ``Christian'' Country
297(7)
The Jewish Immigration to the United States
298(1)
Jewish Life and Customs
298(1)
Invisible to History
299(1)
The Holocaust
299(1)
The Life and Diary of Anne Frank
300(1)
Never Forget
301(1)
What Would You Do?
301(1)
The ``Problem'' of Christmas
302(1)
Jewish Folklore
303(1)
Stories within Stories
303(1)
Sources of Information for Teaching about Jewish Americans Living in a ``Christian'' Country
304(1)
Connections
304(1)
Follow-Through
305(1)
Expanding Your RTP
305(1)
Working with Your CLG
305(1)
Growing a Professional Library
305(2)
Part III REFLECTING ON ADDITIONAL MULTICULTURAL TOPICS AND ISSUES
307(82)
Examining the Achievement Gap: Definition, Causes, and Cures
309(20)
Defining the Achievement Gap
309(2)
Comparing the Achievement of White Students and Students of Color
310(1)
Identifying Causes of the Achievement Gap
311(4)
Family Influences and Involvement
312(1)
Cultural Differences
313(1)
Expectations
314(1)
Grouping Arrangements
314(1)
English Language Acquisition
314(1)
Narrowing/Closing the Achievement Gap
315(3)
Evaluating Assessment Methods in Education
315(2)
Headstart Legislation and Funding
317(1)
No Child Left Behind Legislation
318(7)
Communities and Schools Working Together
321(4)
Connections
325(1)
Follow-Through
325(1)
Expanding Your RTP
325(1)
Working with Your CLG
326(1)
Growing a Professional Library
326(1)
Endnotes
326(3)
Language: A Key Component of Multicultural Education
329(24)
Students and Language
329(4)
Students' Right to Their Own Language
330(1)
Teaching Multicultural/Multilingual Children
330(2)
Bilingual Books
332(1)
Dialects and Languages
333(3)
Standard English
333(1)
The Language in the Dictionary
333(1)
Black English Vernacular (BEV)
334(2)
The Story of English
336(6)
The Indo-European Language Tree
336(2)
Other Language Families
338(1)
Linguistic Diversity in the United States
338(3)
English in the World
341(1)
Influences from Other Languages
341(1)
Learning English as an Additional Language
342(7)
Oral Practice
343(1)
Developing Fluency
344(2)
Developing a Literacy Base
346(1)
Recording Class Activities
347(1)
Vocabulary Development
348(1)
Welcoming Limited-English-Speaking Students
348(1)
Connections
349(1)
Follow-Through
349(1)
Expanding Your RTP
349(1)
Working with Your CLG
350(1)
Growing a Professional Library
350(1)
Endnotes
350(3)
Investigating Additional Issues and Concerns Related to Multicultural Education
353(20)
Think Globally, Act Locally
353(1)
When Crimes Become Hate Crimes
354(1)
Gay Marriage: The Pros and Cons
355(1)
The Digital Divide
356(1)
Enfranchisement for All
357(1)
Resistance to Multicultural Education
357(1)
Poverty and the Working Poor
358(1)
Slavery in the Twenty-First Century
359(1)
Still a Question of Access for People with Disabilities
360(2)
When Books Are Banned
362(1)
Gender-Fair Education
363(1)
English as the Official Language of the United States
364(1)
Students at Risk
365(3)
Bullying and Harassment
368(1)
Affirming Multiracial Identity
369(1)
Follow-Through
369(1)
Expanding Your RTP
369(1)
Working with Your CLG
370(1)
Endnotes
370(3)
Continued Professional Growth
373(16)
Reflection: What Have You Learned?
373(6)
The Roots of Multicultural Education
374(1)
The Professionalization of Teaching
375(1)
Schools as Centers of Inquiry
376(1)
Self-Assessment: How Am I Doing?
377(2)
How Can We Grow Professionally?
379(8)
Become a Reader
380(2)
Read Stories of Real Teachers Working with Diverse Students
382(4)
Share Reading with Your Students
386(1)
Connections
387(1)
Follow-Through
387(1)
Reviewing Your RTP
387(1)
Sharing Conclusions in Your CLG
388(1)
Growing a Professional Library
388(1)
An Afterword 389(2)
Index 391

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