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Sheets, Rosa Hernandez. "What Is Diversity Pedagogy?" /Multicultural Education/ 16.3 (Spring 2009): 11-17

Diversity Pedagogy Theory (DPT) builds an analysis of teaching and learning based on the connections between culture and cognition, offering teachers a pedagogical strategy for building courses and class sessions from an understanding of the critical role culture plays in teaching and learning, and from understanding how to design/adapt instruction for students in specific courses. DPT aims for course design that combines rigor with understanding for more learning by more students.

Select journals addressing Multicultural Teaching and Learning

  • DiversityWeb: An Interactive Resource Hub for Higher Education aims to connect, strengthen and build everyday understandings of diversity practices and approaches throughout higher education by bringing together short, specific, practitioner written articles.
  • Journal of Diversity in Higher Education (via WilsonWeb Journal Directory Direct link), a new quarterly journal sponsored by the National Association of Diversity Officers in Higher Education, presents research, theory, promising practices and book reviews focused on the pursuit of inclusive excellence by college and university educators and administrators.
  • Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development (via WilsonWeb Journal Directory Direct link)features articles that attend to racial, ethnic, and cultural minority concerns with attention to tensions and balances between an individual's personal identity and social identity/identities in all areas of counseling and human development.
  • Multicultural Education via WilsonWeb Journal Directory. With a publisher committed to present perspectives of critical scholars and voices/issues traditionally under-represented in academic presses, this periodical “features articles, research, reviews, promising practices, art, music, literature, and listings of resources related to the evolving field of multicultural education.
  • Teachers College Record (via WilsonWeb Journal Directory Direct link) has focused on diverse thinking, social identities and cultures since its inception in 1900; the “Higher Education” topic tab will direct readers to articles on a broad range of teaching/learning articles, most infused with multicultural analyses, frameworks, theories and practices.

 

 

 

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