<p><P>As Americaβs classrooms become more demographically diverse, educators must learn how to respond to the different needs and cultural styles of children who represent such diversity. Diversity Training for Classroom Teaching is a resource guide geared to help educators create classroom communit
Diversity Training for Classroom Teaching: A Manual for Students and Educators
β Scribed by Caroline S. Clauss-Ehlers
- Publisher
- Springer
- Year
- 2006
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 236
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Studentsβ cognitive, social, and emotional functioning and development is to a large extent culturally, socially, and contextually based. It is critical that educators become familiar with recognizing the numerous ecological influences of cultural diversity on American educational systems. Educational systems have in many ways operated without a strong awareness of a multicultural context and there is much to change at individual, institutional, and systemic levels. Due to rapidly changing demographics in Americaβs schools, successful educators will be those who can work effectively and proactively with diverse students. Diversity Training for Classroom Teaching:Β A Manual for Students and EducatorsΒ is a resource guide geared to help educators create classroom communities that respond to diversity. Current United States national policy mandates that all pre-service teachers take a course in cultural diversity. The ideology behind this mandate is the belief that as Americaβs classrooms become more demographically diverse, educators must learn how to respond to the different needs and cultural styles of children who represent such diversity. While textbooks that highlight these issues do exist, missing from current diversity education literature is a how-to toolkit designed to provide educators with activities, reflective scenarios, resources, and reference lists. The learning activities presented in this volume seek to fill this current gap in the literature. They define terminology, provide activities to raise self-awareness, include newspaper articles that illustrate the relevance of concepts, and allow for an overall dialogue about diverse issues. Diversity Training for Classroom Teaching encourages readers to generate their own construction of effective multicultural education and learn how to adapt it across various student populations and educational problems. At the same time, learning activities encourage readers to respect and seek to understand the experiences and worldviews of different people and how these diverse realities influence what is meant by multicultural education.
β¦ Table of Contents
51kUtwpLn-L......Page 1
Diversity Training for
Classroom Teaching......Page 2
1 - Introduction:
How to Use this Manual......Page 11
2 - How Do We Understand
Difference?......Page 24
3 - Cultural Values and Worldview......Page 34
4 - Socioeconomic Status......Page 45
5 - Race and Ethnicity......Page 54
6 - Language in the Classroom......Page 69
7 - Working with Diverse Families:
Parental Partnership in Education......Page 83
8 - Gender......Page 94
9 - Sexual Orientation and Youth......Page 108
10 - Bullying in Schools......Page 121
11 - Creating Community through
Classroom Management......Page 131
12 - Child Abuse and Resilience......Page 143
13 - Exceptional Microcultures:
Dealing with Trauma......Page 157
14 - Exceptional Microcultures: Youth
with Emotional Disturbance-
Childhood Depression, Eating
Disorders......Page 169
15 - Exceptional Microcultures:
How to Make a Referral......Page 185
16 - Conclusion:
The Multicultural Educator......Page 196
Selected Bibliography......Page 207
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