Foundational Perspectives in Multicultural EducationLongman, 2000 - 374 من الصفحات This edited volume of works encourages students to think about contemporary (post-modern) ideas regarding multiculturalism and multicultural education. The wide range of selections will inspire critical classroom discussions. |
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... perspective . Each of the four perspectives is then discussed . There are several key characteristics that define a perspective . These charac- teristics are : ( 1 ) a mode of consciousness which signifies a distinct topographi- cal ...
... perspective . Each of the four perspectives is then discussed . There are several key characteristics that define a perspective . These charac- teristics are : ( 1 ) a mode of consciousness which signifies a distinct topographi- cal ...
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... perspective as a form of " captive - ation , " this limitation is an intensification of perception rather than a imprisonment . In other words , having one's consciousness appre- hended by a foundational perspective is not unlike using ...
... perspective as a form of " captive - ation , " this limitation is an intensification of perception rather than a imprisonment . In other words , having one's consciousness appre- hended by a foundational perspective is not unlike using ...
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... perspective is organized around common responses to the multicultural condition . However , as we mentioned earlier , the scholar - practitioner using the vocabulary of a foundational perspective is self - consciously aware of its ...
... perspective is organized around common responses to the multicultural condition . However , as we mentioned earlier , the scholar - practitioner using the vocabulary of a foundational perspective is self - consciously aware of its ...
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Ethnic Studies Multiculturalism | 25 |
The Afrocentric Idea in Education | 38 |
The Intellectual Imperialism | 50 |
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