African Diaspora Literacy
The Heart of Transformation in K-12 Schools and Teacher Education
Herausgeber: Boutte, Gloria; Johnson, Lamar L.; Greene, Gwenda
African Diaspora Literacy
The Heart of Transformation in K-12 Schools and Teacher Education
Herausgeber: Boutte, Gloria; Johnson, Lamar L.; Greene, Gwenda
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This book presents accounts of African diaspora literacy in action in school settings. Focusing specifically on the language, history, politics, economics, and cultural traditions of people in the African diaspora, the authors illuminate critical information missing from schools, teacher education, and English curricula.
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This book presents accounts of African diaspora literacy in action in school settings. Focusing specifically on the language, history, politics, economics, and cultural traditions of people in the African diaspora, the authors illuminate critical information missing from schools, teacher education, and English curricula.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 501g
- ISBN-13: 9781498583954
- ISBN-10: 1498583954
- Artikelnr.: 54384838
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 210
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 501g
- ISBN-13: 9781498583954
- ISBN-10: 1498583954
- Artikelnr.: 54384838
Lamar L. Johnson is assistant professor of language and literacy for linguistic and racial diversity at Michigan State University. Gloria Boutte is professor of instruction and teacher education at the University of South Carolina. Gwenda R. Greene is associate professor of English at Benedict College. Dywanna E. Smith holds a PhD in language and literacy from the University of South Carolina.
Preface: What's Africa to Me, Gwenda Greene PART 1-CURRICULUM APPLICATIONS
Chapter 1: Goin' Back to (Re)Claim What's Mine: A Call for Diaspora
Literacy in P-20 Spaces, Lamar L. Johnson Chapter 2: Revitalization of
Indigenous African Knowledges among People in the African Diaspora, Gloria
Boutte, George Johnson, and Asangha Muki Chapter 3: Exploring African
Diaspora Literacy with Elementary Students, Saudah Collins, Martay Monroe,
and Gloria Boutte Chapter 4: Using African Diaspora Literacy to Teach
Middle School Social Studies, Julia Dawson and Antoinette Gibson PART
2-TEACHER EDUCATION Chapter 5: Centering African Diaspora Literacy to
Reinvent Educator Preparation, Damara Hightower Chapter 6: A Call for "Work
Woke" Educators: Actuating Diaspora Literacy to Raise Critical
Consciousness, Gwenda Greene Chapter 7: Telling Our Stories; Sharing Our
Lives: Storytelling as the Heart of Resistance, Dywanna Smith PART
3-INDIGENOUS AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE AND PERSPECTIVES Chapter 8: African
Spirituality: Implications for African Diaspora Education, Bonwong Bruno,
Lambert Wirdze, Mary Lum Chapter 9: Cameroon Pidgin English: An Overview
and Implications for Instruction in Anglophone Cameroon Education, Rodrick
Lando and Ntain Patience Chia Chapter 10: Indigenous Holistic Healing: The
Medicine Cabinet of African Diaspora Literacy, Kenric B. Ware and Marcelus
U. Ajonina PART 4-INSIGHTS AND REFLECTIONS Chapter 11: Insights and
Reflections: Thoughts on Transformation, Dywanna Smith Appendices About the
Authors
Chapter 1: Goin' Back to (Re)Claim What's Mine: A Call for Diaspora
Literacy in P-20 Spaces, Lamar L. Johnson Chapter 2: Revitalization of
Indigenous African Knowledges among People in the African Diaspora, Gloria
Boutte, George Johnson, and Asangha Muki Chapter 3: Exploring African
Diaspora Literacy with Elementary Students, Saudah Collins, Martay Monroe,
and Gloria Boutte Chapter 4: Using African Diaspora Literacy to Teach
Middle School Social Studies, Julia Dawson and Antoinette Gibson PART
2-TEACHER EDUCATION Chapter 5: Centering African Diaspora Literacy to
Reinvent Educator Preparation, Damara Hightower Chapter 6: A Call for "Work
Woke" Educators: Actuating Diaspora Literacy to Raise Critical
Consciousness, Gwenda Greene Chapter 7: Telling Our Stories; Sharing Our
Lives: Storytelling as the Heart of Resistance, Dywanna Smith PART
3-INDIGENOUS AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE AND PERSPECTIVES Chapter 8: African
Spirituality: Implications for African Diaspora Education, Bonwong Bruno,
Lambert Wirdze, Mary Lum Chapter 9: Cameroon Pidgin English: An Overview
and Implications for Instruction in Anglophone Cameroon Education, Rodrick
Lando and Ntain Patience Chia Chapter 10: Indigenous Holistic Healing: The
Medicine Cabinet of African Diaspora Literacy, Kenric B. Ware and Marcelus
U. Ajonina PART 4-INSIGHTS AND REFLECTIONS Chapter 11: Insights and
Reflections: Thoughts on Transformation, Dywanna Smith Appendices About the
Authors
Preface: What's Africa to Me, Gwenda Greene PART 1-CURRICULUM APPLICATIONS
Chapter 1: Goin' Back to (Re)Claim What's Mine: A Call for Diaspora
Literacy in P-20 Spaces, Lamar L. Johnson Chapter 2: Revitalization of
Indigenous African Knowledges among People in the African Diaspora, Gloria
Boutte, George Johnson, and Asangha Muki Chapter 3: Exploring African
Diaspora Literacy with Elementary Students, Saudah Collins, Martay Monroe,
and Gloria Boutte Chapter 4: Using African Diaspora Literacy to Teach
Middle School Social Studies, Julia Dawson and Antoinette Gibson PART
2-TEACHER EDUCATION Chapter 5: Centering African Diaspora Literacy to
Reinvent Educator Preparation, Damara Hightower Chapter 6: A Call for "Work
Woke" Educators: Actuating Diaspora Literacy to Raise Critical
Consciousness, Gwenda Greene Chapter 7: Telling Our Stories; Sharing Our
Lives: Storytelling as the Heart of Resistance, Dywanna Smith PART
3-INDIGENOUS AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE AND PERSPECTIVES Chapter 8: African
Spirituality: Implications for African Diaspora Education, Bonwong Bruno,
Lambert Wirdze, Mary Lum Chapter 9: Cameroon Pidgin English: An Overview
and Implications for Instruction in Anglophone Cameroon Education, Rodrick
Lando and Ntain Patience Chia Chapter 10: Indigenous Holistic Healing: The
Medicine Cabinet of African Diaspora Literacy, Kenric B. Ware and Marcelus
U. Ajonina PART 4-INSIGHTS AND REFLECTIONS Chapter 11: Insights and
Reflections: Thoughts on Transformation, Dywanna Smith Appendices About the
Authors
Chapter 1: Goin' Back to (Re)Claim What's Mine: A Call for Diaspora
Literacy in P-20 Spaces, Lamar L. Johnson Chapter 2: Revitalization of
Indigenous African Knowledges among People in the African Diaspora, Gloria
Boutte, George Johnson, and Asangha Muki Chapter 3: Exploring African
Diaspora Literacy with Elementary Students, Saudah Collins, Martay Monroe,
and Gloria Boutte Chapter 4: Using African Diaspora Literacy to Teach
Middle School Social Studies, Julia Dawson and Antoinette Gibson PART
2-TEACHER EDUCATION Chapter 5: Centering African Diaspora Literacy to
Reinvent Educator Preparation, Damara Hightower Chapter 6: A Call for "Work
Woke" Educators: Actuating Diaspora Literacy to Raise Critical
Consciousness, Gwenda Greene Chapter 7: Telling Our Stories; Sharing Our
Lives: Storytelling as the Heart of Resistance, Dywanna Smith PART
3-INDIGENOUS AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE AND PERSPECTIVES Chapter 8: African
Spirituality: Implications for African Diaspora Education, Bonwong Bruno,
Lambert Wirdze, Mary Lum Chapter 9: Cameroon Pidgin English: An Overview
and Implications for Instruction in Anglophone Cameroon Education, Rodrick
Lando and Ntain Patience Chia Chapter 10: Indigenous Holistic Healing: The
Medicine Cabinet of African Diaspora Literacy, Kenric B. Ware and Marcelus
U. Ajonina PART 4-INSIGHTS AND REFLECTIONS Chapter 11: Insights and
Reflections: Thoughts on Transformation, Dywanna Smith Appendices About the
Authors