Bridging Multiple Worlds : Case Studies of Diverse Educational Communities （2ND）

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Taylor, Lorraine S./ Whittaker, Catherine R.

Pearson College Div（2008/04発売）

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 287 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780205582518
DDC分類 370.117

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KEY BENEFITScounselors, related service providers, and administrators to appreciate and understand the complexity of diversity issues in the cases and in the schools/communities where they will work. KEY TOPICS: The text provides foundational information about diversity in the US, multicultural education, and family-school-community partnership in Part I; moves on to explore the use of cases in teacher education and how to analyze cases using a "decision making scaffold" in Part II; and delves deeply into specific cases and the issues surrounding them on a wide range of diversity topics in the seven chapters in Part III. MARKET: Mulitcultural Educaton

PrefaceAcknowledgementsForewordThe Meaning of DiversityAuthor's Statement of PhilosophyUse of Terminology Related to DiversityReferencesI. Diversity in the United States1. The Changing Pattern of ImmigrationHistorical OverviewLegislationAssimilation and AcculturationDemographic ChangesDemographic Changes in the SchoolsReferences2. The Current State of Education for Diverse Students in the United StatesThe Educational Progress of Diverse LearnersMulticultural EducationPreparation of Teachers for Diverse LearnersReferences3. Building Partnerships with Diverse Family and CommunitiesFamily Involvement in the SchoolsCharacteristics of FamiliesThe Family SystemCulturally Diverse FamiliesThe School-Family-Community PartnershipReferencesII. A Case for Cases4. The Development and Use of Cases in Teacher EducationWhat is a Teaching Case?Why Are Case Discussions Valuable?How Do Participants Analyze a Case?How Do Participants Discuss a Case?References5. Putting it All Together: Analyzing and Discussing a CaseIssues Regarding Migrant Farm Workers and Their FamiliesThe Case of Jesus GonzalezUsing the Case Decision-Making ScaffoldFollow-Up on Jesus GonzalezReferencesIII. Case Studies in Diversity6. Race and EthnicityCurrents Concepts of RaceRace and Ethnic IdentityRacismThe Case of Jim PetersonThe Case of Lisa GoldenReferences7. Culture and LanguageDefinition of CultureDefinition of LanguageCultural and Linguistic DifferenceImplications for EducationNative American MascotsThe Case of the Onteora IndianThe Case of Fome QureshiReferences8. Poverty and Socioeconomic StatusExpectations and RealitiesCurrent FactsImpact of Poverty on School-Aged ChildrenState and Federal ProvisionsWhat Can Schools Do?The Case of Maria RamirezThe Case of Sue WilsonReferences9. ExceptionalityIssues of Definition, Identification, and Appropriate ProgramsThe Inclusion ControversyCreating Inclusive Schools for Students with DisabilitiesIssues in the Education of Students Who Are Gifted and TalentedIssues in the Education of Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity DisorderThe Case of Selina JamesThe Case of Matthew SimpsonReferences10. GenderIssues in GenderFemales and MathematicsAfrican American Females and MathematicsThe Case of Cassie BrownThe Case of Justin HealyReferences11. SexualityIssues in SexualityStaff TrainingThe Case of Sam MeyersResources12. ReligionReligious Diversity in the United StatesWhy Religion is an Issue in Public SchoolsCurrent Religious Issues in Public SchoolsThe Case of Higher Ground AcademyReferencesINDEX