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Remarks Delivered By James P. Evans, James P. Evans

Academic Leadership: The Online Journal

Remarks delivered by James P. Evans, president and chief executive officer, Best Western International Inc., April 14, 1999, AH&MA Leadership Keynote Address

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Antiracist Pedagogy In The Basic Course: Teaching Cultural Communication As If Whiteness Matters, Kristen P. Treinen, John T. Warren

Basic Communication Course Annual

As we have found in our experience as communication educators and scholars, there is a need for educators to understand the implications and impact of whiteness in the classroom. What we argue is typically missing in the basic course is an antiracist pedagogy. An antiracist pedagogy asks educators to understand the power and privilege inherent in whiteness, and asks educators to examine how whiteness affects their classroom, students, teaching strategies and attitudes toward students of color. In this essay, we offer four modifications to the basic course which are consistent with an antiracist pedagogy. The first modification involves re-examining the …

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Parents In Classrooms, Mary Ziegler

Teaching and Learning: The Journal of Natural Inquiry & Reflective Practice

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"Multicultural Education," A Need For Conceptual Clarification, Robert P. Craig

Educational Considerations

What are the assumptions of the multicultural education movement?

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Educational Considerations, Vol. 9(2) Full Issue, Charles E. Litz, Eddy J. Van Meter, Susan J. Scollay

Educational Considerations

Educational Considerations, vol. 9(2) Spring 1982 - Full issue

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Family Survival Against The System, David L. Angus

Educational Considerations

Recent studies show the American family is more resilient to massive societal changes than previously thought.

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The Uncommonness Of The Common School, Sally H. Wertheim

Educational Considerations

When Common School principles were put into action, results were not as expected.

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Week By Week, Hour By Hour (A Teacher's Journal Of A General Studies Course), Francis L. Gross

Perspectives (1969-1979)

The confused motorist stopped by the watermelon stand on a dusty back road in Eastern Kansas. The weather was July-drip. The sunny kind of drip, the kind where the only drip is trickling down from a wet slot on your shirt to where your belt bunches the shirt up on your hips. "How do you get to Topeka?" said the tourist. The reply from an old man in overalls, "If I was you, Mister, I sure as hell wouldn't start from here."

There isn't anyplace else to start, except from where you are, on a trip. So, I'm going to …

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