Within a framework of cognitive dissonance, readers will continuously examine and reexamine their personal beliefs and perceptions. Readers will also investigate new information and varied perspectives related to urban schools. When readers finish this book, they will be on their way to becoming effective teachers in urban environments.
Within a framework of cognitive dissonance, readers will continuously examine and reexamine their personal beliefs and perceptions. Readers will also investigate new information and varied perspectives related to urban schools. When readers finish this book, they will be on their way to becoming effective teachers in urban environments.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Connie Schaffer is a faculty member at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her teaching and research focus on preparing pre-service teachers to better understand the context of urban schools and the students who attend them. Meg White is an Assistant Professor in Teacher Education at Stockton University. Currently much of her teaching and scholarship is preparing pre-service teachers to be effective urban educators. Visit her blog: https://reflectionsinedblogblog.wordpress.com/ Corine Meredith Brown is Assistant Chair for the Interdisciplinary and Inclusive Education Department at Rowan University. Her teaching and research focus on pre-service teacher preparation in diverse learning environments.
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ABOUT THE COVER ART FOREWORD-JACK MCKAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE: PERSONAL EXPLORATION How do you define yourself culturally? establishing a frame of reference ABC's of cultural understanding and communication CHAPTER TWO: CREATING A DEFINITION OF URBAN graffiti wall sphere of influence within the social context definitions of urban based on population definitions of urban based on social context broadening the definition of urban moving beyond a single story of urban schools CHAPTER THREE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS case study 3.1: the story of amie maslow's identification of human needs poverty mural the complexities of poverty case study 3.2: the bank street school CHAPTER FOUR: STAGES OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: INTERNAL REFLECTIONS stages of cognitive dissonance related to urban schools creating the felt need a kwl chart on urban schools shifting from apprehension to appreciation culture walks moving beyond the deficit approach common scenarios CHAPTER FIVE: STAGES OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: EXTERNAL IMPLICATIONS value line part one closing the gaps value line part two teaching for social justice teaching for social justice gallery walk CHAPTER SIX: TRANSFORMING KNOWLEDGE INTO ACTION teachers as activists imagining a socially just classroom personal sphere of influence model identifying elements in your personal sphere of influence CHAPTER SEVEN: TRANSLATING THEORY INTO ACTION case study 7.1: Ruby bridges INDEX ABOUT THE AUTHORS
ABOUT THE COVER ART FOREWORD-JACK MCKAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE: PERSONAL EXPLORATION How do you define yourself culturally? establishing a frame of reference ABC's of cultural understanding and communication CHAPTER TWO: CREATING A DEFINITION OF URBAN graffiti wall sphere of influence within the social context definitions of urban based on population definitions of urban based on social context broadening the definition of urban moving beyond a single story of urban schools CHAPTER THREE: THE SOCIAL CONTEXT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN URBAN ENVIRONMENTS case study 3.1: the story of amie maslow's identification of human needs poverty mural the complexities of poverty case study 3.2: the bank street school CHAPTER FOUR: STAGES OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: INTERNAL REFLECTIONS stages of cognitive dissonance related to urban schools creating the felt need a kwl chart on urban schools shifting from apprehension to appreciation culture walks moving beyond the deficit approach common scenarios CHAPTER FIVE: STAGES OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE: EXTERNAL IMPLICATIONS value line part one closing the gaps value line part two teaching for social justice teaching for social justice gallery walk CHAPTER SIX: TRANSFORMING KNOWLEDGE INTO ACTION teachers as activists imagining a socially just classroom personal sphere of influence model identifying elements in your personal sphere of influence CHAPTER SEVEN: TRANSLATING THEORY INTO ACTION case study 7.1: Ruby bridges INDEX ABOUT THE AUTHORS
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