Strengths-Based Changemakers in Education is the perfect tool for educators looking for brief articles involving the history and current state of racial equity in education.
Strengths-Based Changemakers in Education is the perfect tool for educators looking for brief articles involving the history and current state of racial equity in education.
Alicia K. Oglesby is a high school counselor with over a decade of experience in urban education. She recently began her doctoral studies at The University of Pittsburgh. Rebecca Atkins is a lifelong educator, nationally board-certified school counselor, and frequent speaker and presenter. She currently serves as a central office administrator in North Carolina.
Inhaltsangabe
1. How Did We Get Here: A Brief History of the State of Race in Education 2. Education in Your State and Community 3. Better Understand Your School 4. You and Your School Community: Intensive Self-Reflection 5. Students and Your School Community 6. Change and Resistance to Change 7. Continued Change 8. Maintaining Progress: Dismantling the Foundation to Build Anew 9. Afterward: Resist
1. How Did We Get Here: A Brief History of the State of Race in Education 2. Education in Your State and Community 3. Better Understand Your School 4. You and Your School Community: Intensive Self-Reflection 5. Students and Your School Community 6. Change and Resistance to Change 7. Continued Change 8. Maintaining Progress: Dismantling the Foundation to Build Anew 9. Afterward: Resist
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