(Name-mce) ListServ Question re: MCTE

[Hill, Djanna]

1977 sounds about right...but remember that Woodson was taking about the
kind of education that African Americans needed in 1901.  Cherry M.
Banks wrote about intercultural ed too...see Banks (1995)  Multicultural
education, transformative knowledge and action.

See you next month!
Djanna 


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>>>>>>>>>>>
Carli
Have you given consideration to the work of Rachel Davis Dubois? She was
a pioneer in the intercultural education movement. Look for the book
_All this and something more: Pioneering in intercultural education_.
Rachel
CARLI R. KYLES wrote:
> Join us in Phoenix, Arizona for the 16th Annual International NAME 
> Conference - Nov. 8-12, 2006
>   
> Greetings listserv:
>
> I'm trying to ascertain the start of institutionalized multicultural 
> teacher education.  Can anyone support that the institutionalization 
> of multicultural teacher education happened before 1977?  According to

> the Handbook of Research in MCE 2nd ed. (Banks, Ch.1, p. 13)- in 1977 
> several landmark developments for MCE occurred in 1977- ASCD and AACTE

> published several seminal books and the issuance of NCATE standards 
> requiring implementation of MCE in all member schools.  In that case, 
> can we say that multicultural teacher ed (as we know it
> today) will be 30 years old in 2007?
>
> Simply questioning and pondering. Thank you for your responses.
>
> Carli
>
>
>   

--
Rachel E. Friedman
Senior Lecturer in Early Years
Westminster Institute of Education
Oxford Brookes University
Harcourt Hill Campus
Oxford
OX2 9AT
England


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