Breaking the Silence: Talking about Race in Schools

Provides an overview of a two-year demonstration project in which open discussions of racism, with teachers, parents, and middle school students, are an integral part of a school-based intervention designed to improve interethnic relations among youth and promote educational equity in the district....

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Published in:Knowledge quest 1998, Vol.27 (2), p.12
Main Authors: Tatum, Beverly Daniel, Brown, Phyllis C
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Demonstration Programs
Equal Education
Ethnicity
Interethnic Communication
Intervention
Middle Schools
Parent Attitudes
Peer Relationship
Racial Discrimination
Racial Relations
Student Attitudes
Teacher Attitudes
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Summary:Provides an overview of a two-year demonstration project in which open discussions of racism, with teachers, parents, and middle school students, are an integral part of a school-based intervention designed to improve interethnic relations among youth and promote educational equity in the district. (Author/LRW)
ISSN:1094-9046