1981 paperback for teachers and parent on reducing adolescent prejudice

Reducing Adolescent Prejudice: A Handbook

Politics & Social Sciences

Michaelis, John U.

Gabelko, Nina Hersch

Social Sciences

Teachers College Pr

Reproducible book for teachers dealing with prejudice

Reducing adolescent prejudice: Duplicating masters

Reference

Teachers' College Press

Every Child's Right: Academic Talent Development by Choice, Not Chance

No child should have to be identified as “gifted” in order to benefit from a rich, challenging learning experience. In Every Child's Right, the authors tell an important story of possibility…the possibility for significant academic achievement and intellectual engagement of children and youth across race, ethnicity, and social class. They show us students learning together, sharing interests and aspirations, and accomplishing more than might seem possible. This is not an account of all our children developing academic talent. Instead, it is a blend of theory and very concrete educational practice with compelling visions of greater possibilities, more broadly distributed, for the academic education of American youth.
Advocating for a different, inclusive view of academic talent, this valuable book:
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<li> Broadens the concept of academic talent beyond conventional practices and provides examples from a long-standing program to illustrate this new concept.</li>
<li> Describes practices that have been successful with elementary students as well as high school students preparing to enter college.</li>
<li> Offers compelling portraits of real children delighting in intellectually demanding and engaging learning.</li>
<li> Identifies what is required of society and schools to offer these opportunities to all children in all classrooms.</li>
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Education & Teaching

Sosniak, Lauren A.

Schools & Teaching

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