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Diverse Classrooms, Diverse Curriculum, Diverse Complications: Three Teacher Perspectives

Racial, ethnic, linguistic, and religious diversity continues to increase in classrooms. Many call for a more diverse curriculum, but curricular diversity brings its own challenges to both teachers and students. These three vignettes are drawn from my ethnographic data at Atlantic High School1 in Br...

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Published in:Anthropology & education quarterly 2015-12, Vol.46 (4), p.431-439
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Classroom management
Creative Section
Cultural Differences
Curricula
curriculum
English language
English teachers
Ethnography
High School Students
High Schools
Multicultural education
New York
race
Secondary School Curriculum
Secondary School Teachers
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Teacher attitudes
Teachers
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