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_aMay, Stephen. _d1962- |
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_aMaking Multicultural Education Work / _cStephen May ; David J. Corson (Series Editor). |
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_aClevedon, UK : _bMultilingual Matters, _c1994. |
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_a223 p. : _bill. ; _c22 cm. |
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440 | 0 | _aThe Language and Education Library | |
500 | _aVol. 7 in the The Language and Education Library series. | ||
504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 200-209) and index. | ||
505 | _a« Multicultural education has always promised much more than it has delivered. Drawing on critical theory and radical critiques of multiculturalism, Stephen May examines why this is and, in response, advocates a more critically conceived approach to multicultural education. He also explores the implications of critical multiculturalism for practice via a critical ethnography of Richmond Road has developed a critically conceived, reflective and holistic conception of multiculturalism through a process of whole-school reform. The school's approach demonstrates how critical theory and practice can be effectively combined within schools and provides a model of multicultural education which offers considerable hope for change. | ||
505 | _aMaking Multicultural Education Work will be of interest to all those working in the field of minority education. Its exploration of multicultural education, social theory, language issues and whole-school reform also has direct relevance to those working in the sociology of education, the sociology of language, and educational administration. Unlike previous work, it bridges the theory/practice divide and should be read be all educators and school practitioners who are interested in changing the nature of schools. » (Book Cover) | ||
505 | _aTABLE OF CONTENTS : | ||
505 | _aPreface | ||
505 | _aAcknowledgements | ||
505 | _aGlossary of Maori Terms | ||
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_a1 Introduction: Theory into Practice
_tExplaining Differential Achievement in Schools _tThe Multicultural Education Debate _tOverview |
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_a2 Consensus, Conflict and Resistance Theories: Addressing the Structure-Agency Dilemma
_tConsensus Theories of Education _tConflict Theories of Education _tTheories of Social Reproduction: Base and Superstructure _tTheories of Cultural Reproduction: The Social Construction of Knowledge _tResistance Theories _tThe Possibilities of Critical Practice |
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_a3 Multicultural Education and the Rhetoric of Pluralism
_tFrom Assimilation to Multicultural Education: Solutions to the Ethnic Minority 'Crisis' in Education _tThe Multicultural Panacea: Claims and Counter Claims _tThe Problem of Definition _t'Benevolent Multiculturalism' _tMulticultural versus Antiracist Education _tBeyond Benevolent Multiculturalism _tA Critically Conceived Approach to Multicultural Education |
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_a4 A Critical Ethnography
_tSchool Ethnographies _tCriticisms of Conventional Ethnography in Educational Research _tCritical Ethnography _tThe Richmond Road Account _tExtending Critical Ethnography |
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_a5 Richmond Road School
_tThe Historical Background _tThe Present Context _tThe Structure of the Account |
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_a6 School Organisation: Achieving Structural Change
_tJim Laughton: Principal as Educational Visionary _tThe Process of Change _tThe School and its Community: Fostering Reciprocal Relationships |
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_a7 Pedagogy: Knowledge, Responsibility, and the Process of Learning
_tProvisional Authority: Whoever Has Knowledge Teaches _tChild-Centred and Process Learning _tA Multilingual Environment: The Role of Language and Culture _tTimetabling Children's Learning |
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_a8 Curriculum and Assessment: Resourcing and Monitoring Children's Learning
_tResourcing Children's Learning _tAssessment: Monitoring Children's Progress _tAnalysing Outcomes _tA Reading Cohort Study _tAchieving Success in Reading |
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_a9 New Directions
_tNew Challenges _tNew Contests _tWhole-School Policies _tRichmond Road Without Laughton |
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_a10 A Critical Pedagogy at Work
_tRichmond Road School: A Critical Pedagogy at Work |
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_a11 The Practice of Theory
_tEducational Effectiveness: The Benchmark for Multicultural Education |
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505 | _aBibliography | ||
505 | _aIndex | ||
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_aIntercultural education _zNew Zealand _xCase studies. |
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650 | 0 | _aEducational sociology. | |
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_aEducational sociology _zNew Zealand _xCase studies. |
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650 | 0 | _aCritical pedagogy. | |
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_aCritical pedagogy _zNew Zealand _xCase studies. |
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700 | _aCorson, David J. | ||
710 | _aThe Ontario Institute for Studies in Education | ||
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