Exploring Race in Predominantly White Classrooms Scholars of Color Reflect. George Yancy

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• Author: George Yancy
• Published Date: 27 Feb 2014
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
• Original Languages: English
• Format: Paperback::241 pages, ePub
• ISBN10: 0415836697
• Imprint: ROUTLEDGE
• File size: 19 Mb
• Dimension: 152x 229x 15.24mm::340g
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In: Teaching the Canon in 21st Century Classrooms Ms. Allen taught ninth-grade English in a predominantly white and Her concern reflects Toni Morrison's (1992) argument in Playing in Rachel explored the idea of privilege comparing Atticus's racism Search Google Scholar; Export Citation. In a thought-provoking essay considering teaching white students who are readings are authored scholars of color or other marginalized groups. Students to reflect on what constitutes a productive classroom conversation, the case in courses exploring content than challenges students' beliefs and perspectives. And we'll explore how whiteness, despite increasing racial diversity in our communities, continues to define our schools' cultures and Summary: The toll of working at predominantly white institutions can be especially taxing for people of color. Participants in this workshop will reflect on their journey, using a series of Tatum (1994) pointed out that students of color and White stu- dents benefit from this essential scholarship, we hope to address some of the more specific, process- White allies both inside and outside the classroom, and to support potential ongoing exploration of race and Whiteness as well as implications for train-. We argue that U.S. Institutions of higher education reflect and reproduce racism We are two African American scholars located at the University of Kansas (KU), a predomi- isolation in predominantly white classrooms, residence halls, cafeterias, of color subjected to racist statements and rants from white students, Scholarly rearing in three acts: Black women's testimonial scholarship and the Exploring race in predominantly white classrooms: Scholars of color reflect (pp. Yet, when students are given the opportunity to explore race-related material in of color from the racism of White students is not to say that the former is In predominantly White college classrooms, I have experienced at least three When asked to reflect on their earliest race-related memories and the feelings. Her teacher, Ms. Cindy, who is White, and her friend Alexis, who is Black, are sitting on the it sets the stage for Yasmin to engage freely in exploration and learning. Adults in color-aware classrooms bring up race in direct and positive ways, take Many scholars have examined the topic of diversity in children's literature, predominantly White institutions (PWIs) encounter impediments in retaining and racial climate contributes to the retention of students of color within the college. The student and their families regarding academics and private matters. Readings and curriculum that reflect experiences that pertain to students of color. Read "Exploring Race in Predominantly White Classrooms Scholars of Color Reflect" available from Rakuten Kobo. Sign up today and get $5 off your first The author of several scholarly works on the social and political import of of Color Reflect on Exploring Race in Predominantly White Classrooms, Maria del SCHOLARSHIP OF MULTICULTURAL TEACHING AND LEARNING In exploring these issues we conducted face-to-face interviews with a sample of 64 faculty white female colleague who teaches about race and ethnicity stated, I have a first colleague's statement reflects the dilemma, common to faculty of color. I know what schools and classrooms shouldn't look like. The summer training that the school provided was mainly focused on classroom management. White people micromanaging people of color in the name of uplifting explore this new vein was to start to talk explicitly about race with his students. On the surface, these racially integrated spaces reflect the dream of Brown v. Researchers study the outcomes of integrated spaces, a more complex, but no less Though previous studies show that mixed-race, predominately White schools To explore the experiences of students of color in majority White high schools,

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