Destabilising Privilege: Disrupting Deficit Thinking in White Pre-service Teachers on Field Experience in Culturally Diverse, High Poverty Schools
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Ferfolja, Tania Jones-Diaz, Criss Ullman, Jacqueline |
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2015
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This chapter examines the personal reflections and experiences of several pre-service and newly graduated teachers, including Kristie, who were involved in the NETDS program. Their documented professional journeys, which include descriptions of struggling when their privileged, taken-for-granted ways of being were destabilized, and grappling with tensions related to their own predispositions and values, are investigated in the context of Whiteness and privilege theory. |
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Cambridge University Press |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/84838/3/84838a.pdf http://www.cambridge.org/us/academic/subjects/education/education-history-theory/understanding-sociological-theory-educational-practices?format=PB Lampert, Jo, Burnett, Bruce, & Morse, Kristie (2015) Destabilising Privilege: Disrupting Deficit Thinking in White Pre-service Teachers on Field Experience in Culturally Diverse, High Poverty Schools. In Ferfolja, Tania, Jones-Diaz, Criss, & Ullman, Jacqueline (Eds.) Understanding Sociological Theory for Educational Practices. Cambridge University Press, Melbourne, Victoria, pp. 76-89. ORIGIN FOUNDATION/131160-003/66 |
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Copyright 2015 Cambridge University Press |
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Office of Education Research; School of Cultural & Professional Learning; Faculty of Education |
Palavras-Chave | #130313 Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators #teacher education #field experience #defecit thinking |
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Book Chapter |