[NIFL-AALPD:113] Re: "isms" and professional development

From: Barbara Salice (saliceb@prodigy.net)
Date: Fri Apr 04 2003 - 21:23:03 EST


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Jackie, you ask some very thought provoking questions. I suspect the answers
revolve around just how "open" teachers, administrators, et al. are
interested in having their preconceived conventions challenged
Barbara Salice
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> Hello everyone,
> I wanted to leave us with some questions for discussion and reflection
over
> the weekend, in order to guide us into thinking about how these issues
relate
> to staff development:
>
> 1) How can we provide educational experiences for teachers, so that we
inspire
> new teaching strategies in the classroom that take into consideration a
more
> equal representation of the diversity among learners?
>
> 2) What can we do to teach teachers about the differences in class/poverty
and
> other isms issues so that historically and culturally-rooted biases aren't
> perpetuated in the classrooms?
>
> 3) How do we, as staff developers, model those ways of teaching and
learning
> in the educational experiences we provide for teachers?
>
> Jackie



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