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by Thompson, Gail L., Series: The Jossey-Bass education series Edition statement:1st ed. Published by : Jossey-Bass, (San Francisco, CA :) Physical details: xv, 328 p. ; 24 cm. ISBN:0787970611 (alk. paper).

Subject(s): African American students. | Teaching -- United States.

Year: 2004

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

If African American kids aren't dumb or lazy, why are they still underachieving? : related theories -- Effective instructional practices -- Effective classroom management -- How can teachers reach African American students from challenging backgrounds? -- Standard English or Ebonics : should we force them to speak "correctly"? -- Can they call each other the "N word"? -- What should I do when African American students accuse me of being racist? -- Why do African American students need a culturally relevant education? -- Other controversial issues -- Conclusion : can teachers' beliefs be changed? : lessons that I've learned.

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