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This book analyzes white early literacy teachers' experiences in low-income school communities. Through in-depth interviews that excavate the teachers' sense of identity and their life experiences, Landa blends their successful practices with theoretical frameworks about teaching low-income children of color.
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This book analyzes white early literacy teachers' experiences in low-income school communities. Through in-depth interviews that excavate the teachers' sense of identity and their life experiences, Landa blends their successful practices with theoretical frameworks about teaching low-income children of color.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 370g
- ISBN-13: 9781498555876
- ISBN-10: 149855587X
- Artikelnr.: 48896166
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 144
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 370g
- ISBN-13: 9781498555876
- ISBN-10: 149855587X
- Artikelnr.: 48896166
Melissa Landa is assistant clinical professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy, and Leadership at the University of Maryland.
CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: Choices: The Roots of Action Gardens and Deserts:
Rich and Poor Behind the Garden Gate: When a Teacher Humiliates Opening the
Garden Gate: When Teachers Inspire Stepping Through the Gate: Crossing the
Economic Divide Guided By Teachers' Voices Walking Through The Chapters
CHAPTER TWO: The Meaning Behind the Teaching Voices in the Classroom Nkosi
Sikele iAfrika-When Protest Hymn Becomes National Anthem: Teaching as a
Political Act Whose Voices Do We Hear? Children's Cultural and Literary
Lives: Variations on a Theme Courageous Singing of The Words and of the
World: Critical Literacy Hearing Every Voice: Student Teacher Trust When
Preconceptions Meet Pedagogy: Deficit Thinking Voices That Sing Above the
Noise: Transformative Teachers CHAPTER THREE: Weaving a Tapestry of Human
Identity Connecting the Strands Seamless Gathering The Call to Teach: The
Threads of Passion Identities: Single Threads or Embroidered Designs Should
Color be Primary? When Colors Clash Weaving a New Cloth CHAPTER FOUR:
Stepping Over Boundaries Teachers Crossing Borders Collaborating with
Allies Beyond Classroom Boundaries Community Gatherings Within Classroom
Boundaries Neighborhood Divisions Hidden Pockets of Poverty Beyond the
Boundaries Invitations From Across the Border Crossing the Boundary of
Traditional Curriculum Seeking Ways to Celebrate Imagination as their Guide
Honoring Every Sojourner Journey Toward Justice Connecting Separate Worlds
Building Bridges Scaffolds Breaking Barriers and Standing Strong Knocking
Down Walls Following the Equity Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Following The Equity
Trail: A Kaleidoscope Of Learning Bringing it all into Focus Pieces of the
Picture Pieces of Identity Magnificent Mosaics Colorful Pasts Capturing an
Image Forming New Constellations Creating Literary Configurations Choosing
our Patterns of Teaching Giving Shape to Invisible Borders Imagining Future
Pieces A Final Focus REFERENCES ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rich and Poor Behind the Garden Gate: When a Teacher Humiliates Opening the
Garden Gate: When Teachers Inspire Stepping Through the Gate: Crossing the
Economic Divide Guided By Teachers' Voices Walking Through The Chapters
CHAPTER TWO: The Meaning Behind the Teaching Voices in the Classroom Nkosi
Sikele iAfrika-When Protest Hymn Becomes National Anthem: Teaching as a
Political Act Whose Voices Do We Hear? Children's Cultural and Literary
Lives: Variations on a Theme Courageous Singing of The Words and of the
World: Critical Literacy Hearing Every Voice: Student Teacher Trust When
Preconceptions Meet Pedagogy: Deficit Thinking Voices That Sing Above the
Noise: Transformative Teachers CHAPTER THREE: Weaving a Tapestry of Human
Identity Connecting the Strands Seamless Gathering The Call to Teach: The
Threads of Passion Identities: Single Threads or Embroidered Designs Should
Color be Primary? When Colors Clash Weaving a New Cloth CHAPTER FOUR:
Stepping Over Boundaries Teachers Crossing Borders Collaborating with
Allies Beyond Classroom Boundaries Community Gatherings Within Classroom
Boundaries Neighborhood Divisions Hidden Pockets of Poverty Beyond the
Boundaries Invitations From Across the Border Crossing the Boundary of
Traditional Curriculum Seeking Ways to Celebrate Imagination as their Guide
Honoring Every Sojourner Journey Toward Justice Connecting Separate Worlds
Building Bridges Scaffolds Breaking Barriers and Standing Strong Knocking
Down Walls Following the Equity Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Following The Equity
Trail: A Kaleidoscope Of Learning Bringing it all into Focus Pieces of the
Picture Pieces of Identity Magnificent Mosaics Colorful Pasts Capturing an
Image Forming New Constellations Creating Literary Configurations Choosing
our Patterns of Teaching Giving Shape to Invisible Borders Imagining Future
Pieces A Final Focus REFERENCES ABOUT THE AUTHOR
CONTENTS CHAPTER ONE: Choices: The Roots of Action Gardens and Deserts:
Rich and Poor Behind the Garden Gate: When a Teacher Humiliates Opening the
Garden Gate: When Teachers Inspire Stepping Through the Gate: Crossing the
Economic Divide Guided By Teachers' Voices Walking Through The Chapters
CHAPTER TWO: The Meaning Behind the Teaching Voices in the Classroom Nkosi
Sikele iAfrika-When Protest Hymn Becomes National Anthem: Teaching as a
Political Act Whose Voices Do We Hear? Children's Cultural and Literary
Lives: Variations on a Theme Courageous Singing of The Words and of the
World: Critical Literacy Hearing Every Voice: Student Teacher Trust When
Preconceptions Meet Pedagogy: Deficit Thinking Voices That Sing Above the
Noise: Transformative Teachers CHAPTER THREE: Weaving a Tapestry of Human
Identity Connecting the Strands Seamless Gathering The Call to Teach: The
Threads of Passion Identities: Single Threads or Embroidered Designs Should
Color be Primary? When Colors Clash Weaving a New Cloth CHAPTER FOUR:
Stepping Over Boundaries Teachers Crossing Borders Collaborating with
Allies Beyond Classroom Boundaries Community Gatherings Within Classroom
Boundaries Neighborhood Divisions Hidden Pockets of Poverty Beyond the
Boundaries Invitations From Across the Border Crossing the Boundary of
Traditional Curriculum Seeking Ways to Celebrate Imagination as their Guide
Honoring Every Sojourner Journey Toward Justice Connecting Separate Worlds
Building Bridges Scaffolds Breaking Barriers and Standing Strong Knocking
Down Walls Following the Equity Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Following The Equity
Trail: A Kaleidoscope Of Learning Bringing it all into Focus Pieces of the
Picture Pieces of Identity Magnificent Mosaics Colorful Pasts Capturing an
Image Forming New Constellations Creating Literary Configurations Choosing
our Patterns of Teaching Giving Shape to Invisible Borders Imagining Future
Pieces A Final Focus REFERENCES ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rich and Poor Behind the Garden Gate: When a Teacher Humiliates Opening the
Garden Gate: When Teachers Inspire Stepping Through the Gate: Crossing the
Economic Divide Guided By Teachers' Voices Walking Through The Chapters
CHAPTER TWO: The Meaning Behind the Teaching Voices in the Classroom Nkosi
Sikele iAfrika-When Protest Hymn Becomes National Anthem: Teaching as a
Political Act Whose Voices Do We Hear? Children's Cultural and Literary
Lives: Variations on a Theme Courageous Singing of The Words and of the
World: Critical Literacy Hearing Every Voice: Student Teacher Trust When
Preconceptions Meet Pedagogy: Deficit Thinking Voices That Sing Above the
Noise: Transformative Teachers CHAPTER THREE: Weaving a Tapestry of Human
Identity Connecting the Strands Seamless Gathering The Call to Teach: The
Threads of Passion Identities: Single Threads or Embroidered Designs Should
Color be Primary? When Colors Clash Weaving a New Cloth CHAPTER FOUR:
Stepping Over Boundaries Teachers Crossing Borders Collaborating with
Allies Beyond Classroom Boundaries Community Gatherings Within Classroom
Boundaries Neighborhood Divisions Hidden Pockets of Poverty Beyond the
Boundaries Invitations From Across the Border Crossing the Boundary of
Traditional Curriculum Seeking Ways to Celebrate Imagination as their Guide
Honoring Every Sojourner Journey Toward Justice Connecting Separate Worlds
Building Bridges Scaffolds Breaking Barriers and Standing Strong Knocking
Down Walls Following the Equity Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Following The Equity
Trail: A Kaleidoscope Of Learning Bringing it all into Focus Pieces of the
Picture Pieces of Identity Magnificent Mosaics Colorful Pasts Capturing an
Image Forming New Constellations Creating Literary Configurations Choosing
our Patterns of Teaching Giving Shape to Invisible Borders Imagining Future
Pieces A Final Focus REFERENCES ABOUT THE AUTHOR