The research question addresses whether or not a teacher\u27s racial consciousness impacts their interactions with students in the classroom. As a novice teacher, the author noticed patterns of racially disproportionate discipline situations in two schools in which she worked. Further investigation of her observations revealed that this problem, termed the Discipline Gap, is widespread. While there are many suspected causes of this problem, researchers identify that teachers need to be fully aware of the impact of their own race in order to best meet the needs of all students. This capstone explores the relevant research of this topic as well as illustrates the author\u27s journey to examine her own racial identity. She describes the t...
This study of teachers\u27 perceptions, intended responses, and multicultural education, is grounded...
The author argues that learning in classroom communities of practice may reduce exclusionary school ...
In this article, the author considers the ways in which a White first-year teacher performs critical...
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
African American, Latinx, and Native American students continue to be disciplined in U.S. schools at...
This multiple case study examined classroom discipline in the context of teachers’ understandings of...
African-American students are considerably more likely than their white peers to be rated as disrupt...
African-American students are considerably more likely than their white peers to be rated as disrupt...
Schools continue to struggle with disproportionate disciplinary outcomes for Black/African American ...
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
Studies that document white teachers struggling to see whiteness and minimizing the impact of race o...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-08This qualitative study examines the varying context...
70 leavesThe goal of this study was to explore Black teachers’ experiences navigating racialized exp...
This study examines the White racial identity (WRI) development of pre-service teachers in diverse a...
This study of teachers\u27 perceptions, intended responses, and multicultural education, is grounded...
This study of teachers\u27 perceptions, intended responses, and multicultural education, is grounded...
The author argues that learning in classroom communities of practice may reduce exclusionary school ...
In this article, the author considers the ways in which a White first-year teacher performs critical...
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
African American, Latinx, and Native American students continue to be disciplined in U.S. schools at...
This multiple case study examined classroom discipline in the context of teachers’ understandings of...
African-American students are considerably more likely than their white peers to be rated as disrupt...
African-American students are considerably more likely than their white peers to be rated as disrupt...
Schools continue to struggle with disproportionate disciplinary outcomes for Black/African American ...
The overidentification of Black students for exclusionary discipline has been a concern within educa...
Studies that document white teachers struggling to see whiteness and minimizing the impact of race o...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2016-08This qualitative study examines the varying context...
70 leavesThe goal of this study was to explore Black teachers’ experiences navigating racialized exp...
This study examines the White racial identity (WRI) development of pre-service teachers in diverse a...
This study of teachers\u27 perceptions, intended responses, and multicultural education, is grounded...
This study of teachers\u27 perceptions, intended responses, and multicultural education, is grounded...
The author argues that learning in classroom communities of practice may reduce exclusionary school ...
In this article, the author considers the ways in which a White first-year teacher performs critical...