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Dorothy F. Garrison-Wade Gregory A. Diggs Diane Estrada Rene Galindo 《The Urban Review》2012,44(1):90-112
This article highlights some of the obstacles facing tenure-track faculty of color in academia. Through the perspective of
Critical Race Theory (CRT) and by using a counterstories method, four faculty of color share their experiences as they explore
diversity issues through engaging in a 1-year self-study. Findings of this qualitative study provide important insights from
the perspectives of faculty of color to address ways in which to identify supports that lever barriers during the tenure process. 相似文献
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René Galindo 《The Urban Review》2012,44(5):589-611
In 2010, the political advocacy of undocumented immigrant students in support of the DREAM Act took a new and decisive direction when the public disclosure of undocumented status as political act was adopted. This new political strategy included the first case of civil disobedience practiced by a group of undocumented immigrant students now known as the DREAM Act 5. Letters written by four of the DREAM Act 5, press media articles and interviews, and information from student advocacy blogs were examined in this study. The students?? political agency/subjectivity was the focus of the analysis as well as the function of the public disclosure of undocumented status in challenging the societal exclusion, invisibility, and dehumanization of undocumented immigrant students. 相似文献
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René Galindo 《The Urban Review》2007,39(3):251-280
The research area of teacher narrative inquiry has identified links between the personal and professional identities of teachers.
Although teacher narrative inquiry takes narrative texts as its data, insufficient attention has been given to the functions
of narratives as forms of discourse that are utilized in the construction of identity. In the present study, the concept of
narrative identity guided the analysis of a Chicana teacher’s personal experience narratives. The analysis of six narratives
told during interviews conducted across a year’s time examined how the voices in the narratives, communicated through reported
speech, represented the relational, discursive, and ideological social worlds within which the Chicana teacher’s occupational
identity was shaped. The reported speech in the Chicana teacher’s narratives quoted the voices of significant Others, such
as her family members and the parents of her students. The Chicana teacher’s narratives crafted her response to the tensions
and challenges that these voices represented to her emerging occupational identity as a bilingual education teacher. In her
narratives, the Chicana teacher also constructed continuity across the distinct phases of her occupational identity as a bilingual
teacher that included transitions from college student, to novice bilingual teacher, to experienced bilingual teacher.
René Galindo is an Associate Professor in the School of Education and Human Development at the University of Colorado at Denver
and has a Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. His recent publications on language policy, bilingual education, and immigration
politics have appeared in the Harvard Latino Law Review, The Journal of Latinos and Education, and Latino Studies. 相似文献
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Claudia Fernández-Limón Juan Manuel Fernández-Cárdenas Alma Adrianna Gómez Galindo 《师资教育杂志》2018,44(1):71-89
AbstractTeacher education can benefit directly from experiences in non-formal settings. This article presents a research study with elementary teachers who were teaching in public schools in the state of Nuevo León, México, and participated in a STEM Continuous Professional Development (CPD) workshop. The workshop provided a platform for teachers to interact with scientists and disseminators of science, allowing the appropriation of scientific knowledge applied to everyday activities and settings. Participants improved the quality of their teaching practices in classrooms and gained a new understanding of STEM subjects, enabling them to promote inspiring learning experiences with their students, where dialogue, experimentation and elucidation became an important part of their lessons. The study was carried out using ethnographic tools for analysing recorded videos, 15 sets of field notes, and 49 questionnaires. The sequential analysis of talk and gestures in their participation in the CPD workshop demonstrated high levels of involvement, creativity, and collaborative solution of STEM problems. 相似文献
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Poverty‐related developmental‐risk theories dominate accounts of uneven levels of household functioning and effects on children. But immigrant parents may sustain norms and practices—stemming from heritage culture, selective migration, and social support—that buffer economic exigencies. Comparable levels of social‐emotional functioning in homes of foreign‐born Latino mothers were observed relative to native‐born Whites, despite sharp social‐class disparities, but learning activities were much weaker, drawing on a national sample of mothers with children aging from 9 to 48 months (n = 5,300). Asian‐heritage mothers reported weaker social functioning—greater martial conflict and depression—yet stronger learning practices. Mothers’ migration history, ethnicity, and social support helped to explain levels of functioning, after taking into account multiple indicators of class and poverty. 相似文献
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Valarie L. Akerson Khemmawadee Pongsanon Meredith A. Park Rogers Ingrid Carter Enrique Galindo 《International Journal of Science and Mathematics Education》2017,15(2):293-312
This study explored a modified version of Japanese Lesson Study to determine whether and how it influenced preservice elementary teachers in their abilities to deliver science lessons that included nature of science (NOS) to their own students. We used a case study approach that focused on one subset of a cohort of preservice elementary teachers within their field placement settings. Data sources included lesson plans, lesson feedback forms, videotapes of delivered lessons, and videotapes of lesson study feedback sessions. Early in the semester peers provided feedback on content, and later in the semester peers provided feedback on classroom management as well as content during the lesson study feedback sessions. We found that preservice elementary teachers were able to provide feedback to their peers regarding how to include NOS in their science lessons, yet did not naturally included NOS connections within their own lessons. 相似文献
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Children's home and school are the most influential contexts in which learning and development occur, especially during early childhood. This paper builds on Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory and Epstein's theory of overlapping spheres of influence to examine school and family connections and their relationships to family involvement and students’ achievement gains. We used a nationally representative sample of kindergartners (16,425 students from 864 schools) and found that schools’ efforts to communicate with and engage families predicted greater family involvement in school and higher levels of student achievement in reading and math at the end of kindergarten. We also found that, on average, family involvement at school and parents’ educational expectations were associated with gains in reading and math achievement in kindergarten. We discuss the implications of our findings for policy makers, researchers, and practitioners. 相似文献
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Brown Tara M. Galindo Claudia Quarles Bradley Cook Alice LaRue Joy 《The Urban Review》2019,51(5):816-844
The Urban Review - High school non-completion remains a stubborn reality in urban communities where low-income people of color are concentrated, putting young adults at risk for long-term economic... 相似文献
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The lack of educational success among Latinos has been the focus of much research concerned with identifying factors contributing
to school failure. However, some Latinos do achieve educational success and receive college degrees. Their lives can serve
as case studies of minority educational success. This study used autobiographical and interview data to construct the life
histories of two Chicanos in order to examine their interpretations of their educational experiences and the sociocultural
factors which they identified as influencing those experiences. An additional purpose was to provide detailed biographical
information which is currently not available on educationally successful Chicanos. A biographical perspective provides a counterbalance
to perceptions of the role of sociocultural factors such as ethnicity in the education of minorities which view them as static
or unproblematic. When examined within the contexts of lives that undergo transitions across biographical time, the influence
of sociocultural factors such as ethnicity is shown to vary and to require an examination of their impact that shifts across
educational careers.
His research interests include examining relatiponships between literacy, cullure, and socialization in written and oral genres,
including the life histories of Chicano educators. He holds a Ph.D. in language and literacy from The Ohio State University
Her research and teaching interests focus on bilingual education in Spanish and English. She holds a Ph.D. in curriculum and
the study of schooling from UCLA. 相似文献
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Gregory A. Diggs Dorothy F. Garrison-Wade Diane Estrada Rene Galindo 《The Urban Review》2009,41(4):312-333
Through a comprehensive literature review, this article identifies and discusses barriers to recruitment and retention of
faculty of color. Marginalization, racism and sexism manifested as unintended barriers are presented as a few of the barriers
faculty of color face in successfully navigating the tenure process. Informed by this literature review, we conducted a self-study
that presents the experiences of four faculty of color navigating the tenure process in a predominately white Research Institution.
The purpose of this study was to share the experiences of three junior faculty of color as they navigate the tenure process,
and one tenured faculty of color who is informally mentoring them through the process. This article highlights the findings
of one component of a broader study: focus group discussions about how diversity efforts and activities are subsequently evidenced
in teaching, research agendas and service. Four themes are presented: Academic Identity; Confronting Diversity, Mentoring,
and Safe Spaces. A discussion of the consequences of these findings on faculty of color retention and recruitment is included.
Recommendations are made to other predominately white institutions on how to address issues facing faculty of color. 相似文献