race, class, gender & disability in the classroom by angela bosch & jill soldatke

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RACE, CLASS, GENDER & RACE, CLASS, GENDER & DISABILITY IN THE DISABILITY IN THE CLASSROOM CLASSROOM By Angela Bosch & Jill Soldatke

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Page 1: RACE, CLASS, GENDER & DISABILITY IN THE CLASSROOM By Angela Bosch & Jill Soldatke

RACE, CLASS, GENDER & RACE, CLASS, GENDER & DISABILITY IN THE DISABILITY IN THE

CLASSROOMCLASSROOM

By Angela Bosch &

Jill Soldatke

Page 2: RACE, CLASS, GENDER & DISABILITY IN THE CLASSROOM By Angela Bosch & Jill Soldatke

ImmigrationImmigration

Immigration growth is continuing just as it has all along in our history.Immigrants are going to school but the their test scores are lower than others.Some factors include the bad economy they endure

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Women and disabled Women and disabled peoplepeople

Women and minorities are holding more professional jobs but it is not accurate in terms of our populationPeople with disabilities are not getting equal educational opportunities

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Scholarships and testingScholarships and testing

Ethnicity scholarships are being granted but they are often mandated by the schoolsAre there being enough teacher preparation for these kinds of programs?Certain testing is also holding people back

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What should the focus of What should the focus of schooling be?schooling be?

Should we be focusing our schooling on preparation or citizenship?Preservice teachers?PTs love kids; they loved their high

school experience & want to duplicate it. Or, they hated their h.s. experience & want to correct it. Or, education is a default major for a career goal that didn’t work out. “I get summers off.”

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Why should we care?Why should we care?

These issues inform us who we areAs professional educators we must be aware of all dynamics of teaching and of peopleDifferent approaches to our teaching styles

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Multicultural education & Multicultural education & Social ReconstructivismSocial Reconstructivism

Multicultural education is designed to result in educational equity for all learnersSocial reconstructivism is a more critical instructional approach which confronts society’s structural inequalities.

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What Can We Do?What Can We Do?

Modify Grouping PracticesTry not to group by ability for this may discourage the children’s desire to learn and achieve.

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Cont…Cont…

Be Aware of Your Own Perspectives

If you’re not you could offend someone.

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Avoid Favoritism In The Classroom

When you begin teaching, you will have better relationships with some than you will with others.Students feel they need to be treated equally.

Therefore when students misbehave, no matter who the student, they all must be treated the same.

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Commit To The Idea That Commit To The Idea That All Can LearnAll Can Learn

If we assume that all kids can learn, no matter their ethnic and culture group, it is likely then that their learning performance will increase.ENCOURAGE ALL STUDENTS!!!