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Education researchers and communication researchers alike can benefit from the discussion within, either from a pedagogical standpoint, or from a need to understand how human beings sustain their cultural and ontological value through communicative practices. This text is designed to challenge the status quo across both disciplines, and to shake readers out of their routine approach to research and practice in both fields... if you were not discussing cultural communication and the dramatic impact it has on students of color before reading this book, you certainly will when you finish it. --The Urban Review I would strongly recommend ShopTalk to adult educators who seek to improve their skills of facilitation by providing more culturally relevant learning opportunities for adult learners. --Adult Education Quarterly

"""Education researchers and communication researchers alike can benefit from the discussion within, either from a pedagogical standpoint, or from a need to understand how human beings sustain their cultural and ontological value through communicative practices. This text is designed to challenge the status quo across both disciplines, and to shake readers out of their routine approach to research and practice in both fields... if you were not discussing cultural communication and the dramatic impact it has on students of color before reading this book, you certainly will when you finish it."" --The Urban Review ""I would strongly recommend ShopTalk to adult educators who seek to improve their skills of facilitation by providing more culturally relevant learning opportunities for adult learners."" --Adult Education Quarterly"

I would strongly recommend ShopTalk to adult educators who seek to improve their skills of facilitation by providing more culturally relevant learning opportunities for adult learners. --Adult Education Quarterly Education researchers and communication researchers alike can benefit from the discussion within, either from a pedagogical standpoint, or from a need to understand how human beings sustain their cultural and ontological value through communicative practices. This text is designed to challenge the status quo across both disciplines, and to shake readers out of their routine approach to research and practice in both fields... if you were not discussing cultural communication and the dramatic impact it has on students of color before reading this book, you certainly will when you finish it. --The Urban Review

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Yolanda J. Majors is associate director, adolescent literacy and learning, Minnesota Center for Reading Research, The University of Minnesota, and professional developer for culturally responsive literacy instruction.

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