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Whistling Vivaldi: How stereotypes affect us and what we can do - Claude Steele
This book discusses the phenomenon of stereotype threat. It is defined as the contingency experienced by the awareness of a stereotype associated with one’s identity. This awareness research shows can result in decreased academic performance. The author includes in the later chapters very clear suggestions on teaching strategies to reduce the potential of ST in the classroom.This book discusses the phenomenon of stereotype threat. It is defined as the contingency experienced by the awareness of a stereotype associated with one’s identity. This awareness research shows can result in decreased academic performance. The author includes in the later chapters very clear suggestions on teaching strategies to reduce the potential of ST in the classroom.
Deep practices - Resources for learning about inclusion
The promise and practice of inclusive teaching means that practitioners as key stakeholders in the equity process need to be forever students of the process. Here, we have accumulated a plethora of resources that should continue to challenge your understanding of the human experience as it pertains to education and beyond. The readings, documentaries, podcasts, and other material should provide more food for questions than they do answers. As we seek to develop our practices within a more explicitly inclusive framework we hope that these resources are found to be supportive to the process.
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