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This volume is a collective departmental effort to delineate what a politics of inclusion on a more structural/macro-level might look like and the inclusion of politics on more micro-levels are as related to urban and other sites, particularly in regard to preservice teachers.

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Author:   Barry Kanpol ,  Barry Kanpol ,  Fred Yeo
Publisher:   Hampton Press
Imprint:   Hampton Press
Weight:   0.315kg
ISBN:  

9781572734647

ISBN 10:   1572734647
Pages:   208
Publication Date:   30 July 2006
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

"Introduction - The Politics of Inclusion and the Inclusion of Politics: Working Within the """"Confines"""" of Where We Are, Barry Kanpol. EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS. Curriculum Integration as a Pedagogy of Inclusion, Jeanne Brady. Think Global, Include Local, Kenneth Saltman. CURRICULUM INTEGRATION. Constructivist Curriculum Standards: Resolving the Apparent Contradiction through a Democratic Culture of Quality, Jim Lee. The Impact of Voice on the Politics of Inclusion in the Literacy Classroom, Mary DeKonty Applegate. Multiculturalism in Teacher Education: Philosophical Frameworks and Teaching Models for Transformative Learning, Jim Lee. Tensions Related to Inclusiob with the 1990s Reform Movement in Mathematics and Science, Thomas E. McDuffie. Curriculum and Inclusion: An Interdisciplinary Platform of Possibility, Barry Kanpol. EDUCATIONAL REFORM. Educational Choice and the Politics of Inclusion, Robert Palestini. The Politics of School Safety: Going Beyond Reform to Inclusion, Donna C. Perrone, Author Index, Subject Index."

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