African American teachers and their culturally specific classroom practices /
edited by Jacqueline Jordan Irvine.
1st ed.
New York, N.Y. :
Palgrave,
2002.
xiii, 192 p. :
ill. ;
22 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [153]-190).
Foreword / James W. Fraser -- Introduction: The Common Experience / Jacqueline Jordan Irvine -- The Salience of Race and Culture on Teachers and Teaching: Research and Theory -- Multicultural Professional Development for African American Teachers: The Role of Process-Oriented Models / Gretchen McAllister -- Black Teachers' Perceptions of Their Professional Roles and Practices / Franita Ware -- Does Race Matter? A Comparison of Effective Black and White Teachers of African American Students / Patricia M. Cooper -- The Stories of Culturally Responsive Teachers -- The Development of Teacher Efficacy Beliefs: A Case Study of an African American Middle School Teacher / Gloria Harper Lee -- The Influence of Professional Development on a Teacher's Changing Praxis: The Journey of an African American Teacher / Kim Nesta Archung -- Chasing Hope through Culturally Responsive Praxis: One Master Teacher and Her African American Eighth Grade Readers / Maria Leonora Lockaby Karunungan -- African American Teachers' Culturally Specific Pedagogy: The Collective Stories / Jacqueline Jordan Irvine -- Responses from the Teachers: Comments from Beverley Cockerham, Vivian Stephens, and Patricia White.
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African American teachers-- Attitudes, Case studies.
Race awareness-- United States, Case studies.
Teacher effectiveness-- United States, Case studies.