Chapter 7: Preparing Teachers for Diverse Student Populations: A Critical Race Theory Perspective
Chapter 7: Preparing Teachers for Diverse Student Populations: A Critical Race Theory Perspective
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第 7 章:为不同学生群体培养教师:批判种族理论视角
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1999
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Gloria Ladson
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Gloria Ladson
The charge I received for this chapter was to create a synthetic review of the literatures of diversity and teacher education—no small task. A number of scholars have done work on this topic (see, for example, Dilworth, 1992; Gollnick, 1991; Gollnick, Osayande, & Levy, 1980; Grant & Secada, 1990; King, Hollins, & Hayman, 1997; Zeichner, 1992), including me (Ladson-Billings, 1995). Each of these reviews represents an effort to present a comprehensive, coherent synthesis of the extant literature on what may be termed multicultural teacher education or teacher preparation for diverse students. At least 35 journal articles specifically on "multicultural teacher education" have appeared since 1990. These articles focus primarily on preparing teachers to work with students from ethnic and racial groups other than those composed of Whites. Computer searches that include additional terms such as diversity and diverse learners produce articles that discuss preparing teachers for teaching students identified as having "special needs'' and other disabilities, as well as students with gay and lesbian parents.