Overview
Become a hyperlocal activist for change and help ensure a bright future for every student. Written for educators at all levels, this resource dives into the American education system, exposing the history of discrimination and offering strategies for establishing financially and academically equitable learning environments. You'll be empowered with specific action steps to educate yourself and others and to move toward inclusion and cultural relevance in your school community.
- Engage in specific ways to acknowledge and educate yourself and your students about racism and improve your cultural responsiveness.
- Know the link between school funding and local wealth and how it perpetuates educational injustice.
- Explore ways to improve programs for those who are becoming teachers or who are new to the profession.
- Consider new policies for teachers' unions.
- Discover people and organizations that are making change in their local areas.
Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: America's History of Racism, Color Blindness, and Implicit Bias
Chapter 2: School Funding, Zip Codes, and Housing
Chapter 3: Teacher Preparation and Placement
Chapter 4: Conflicts Between Reformers, Unions, and Schools
Epilogue
Appendix: Suggested Resources and Readings
References and Resources
Index
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