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Race, Class and Power in School Restructuring

Name: Race, Class and Power in School Restructuring
Brand: State University of New York Press
SKU: 04700201
Price: 39.69 EUR
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Author: Pauline Lipman
ISBN: 9780791437704

Pauline Lipman

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Código Libristo: 04700201

Editoras State University of New York Press, fevereiro 1998

This book challenges common assumptions about the efficacy of teacher collaboration, empowerment, an... Descrição completa

Código Libristo: 04700201

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This book challenges common assumptions about the efficacy of teacher collaboration, empowerment, and professional development to improve the educational experiences of low-achieving African American students without engaging the political and ideological contexts in which reforms take place. Written in a clear, engaging style, the book tells the story of two restructuring junior high schools in a single district, and how teachers' ideologies and race, class, and power contradictions in the schools, school district, and city shaped outcomes. Although the book is a critique of restructuring, powerful portraits of teachers who create culturally responsive and empowering educational experiences demonstrate the potential to reform educational practices and policies for African American students and suggest a direction for transforming schools.