An edition of And nobody said anything (2004)

And nobody said anything

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And nobody said anything
Mara Sapon-Shevin, Richard Bre ...
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Critical moments about issues of diversity that arise in college/university classrooms are presented through five vignettes. There are no answers, but each vignette will prompt a rich discussion, evoke other stories and provide opportunities for discussion, and debate on the critical role of teachers in working and teaching for social justice. The guide points out key issues and includes suggested questions.

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English
Pages
15

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And nobody said anything
2004, Syracuse University]
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Table of Contents

First day of class (3 min.)
9-11 (4 min.)
Group work (2 min.)
IQ tests(1 min.)
Round table (4 min.).

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Series
CJA 457 (NU course)
Other Titles
Uncomfortable conversations about diversity

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1 videodisc (15 min.)
Number of pages
15

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OL47068609M
OCLC/WorldCat
60529582

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