(Name-mce) ListServ Question re: MCTE

[Theresa Montano]

Bob Suzuki was teaching the same class--at one of the Pomona Colleges (I believe) in the early 1970's. At CSULA, at early as 1970--members of the Asian, Black and Chicano Pride program (a student run program) were developing ethnic studies courses for elementary children. If you include ethnic studies programs, multicultural education---the date would need to be moved back. In 1978, the program became the Multicultural Pride Program.


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>Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2006 07:42:21 -0400
>From: snieto at educ.umass.edu  
>Subject: Re: (Name-mce) ListServ Question re: MCTE  
>To: NAME-MCE - National Association for Multicultural Education Email Discussion Group <name-mce at nameorg.org>
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>Hi Carli,
>
>I began my doctoral studies at the University of Massachusetts/Amherst in 1975
>and the very first course I walked into was a joint undergraduate/graduate
>course called FOUNDATIONS OF MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION taught by Professor Bob
>Suzuki. It was followed by a number of other courses in multicultural education
>but wasn't a full-blown program, either graduate or undergraduate, until a few
>yeaers later. When I joined the faculty in 1980, there was already in place an
>undergraduate specialization in multicultural education and many graduate
>students were also specialzing in the field. I hope this helps.
>
>Sonia Nieto
>
> Quoting "CARLI R. KYLES" <kylesc at unlv.nevada.edu>:
>
>> Join us in Phoenix, Arizona for the 16th Annual International NAME Conference
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>> 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
>>
>>
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>> Carli R. Kyles, M.Ed.
>> Visiting Lecturer & Coordinator-Beauchamp Apprentice Teacher Program at the
>> University of Nevada Las Vegas & Andre Agassi College Preparatory Academy
>> CEB 366   702-895-5084
>> kylesc at unlv.nevada.edu
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