31 results on '"Boutte, Gloria Swindler"'
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2. Revolutionary Love for Black Children in Early Childhood Classrooms
3. Centering Blackness as Freedom Scholarship: Case Studies from Freedom Scholars
4. Prioritizing Pro-Blackness in Literacy Research, Scholarship, and Teaching
5. Toward Pro-Black Early Childhood Teacher Education
6. Linguistic Policies for African American Language Speakers: Moving from Anti-Blackness to Pro-Blackness
7. Back to Africa: Lessons from the Motherland
8. Critical Racial Literacy in Educational and Familial Settings
9. Community and Family Involvement in Urban Schools
10. Expanding Understandings of Literacy: The Double Consciousness of a Black Middle Class Child in Church and School
11. Dismantling Eurocratic Practices in Teacher Education
12. Kindergarten Through Grade 3 : Four Things to Remember About African American Language: Examples From Children’s Books
13. Do Educators See and Honor Biliteracy and Bidialectalism in African American Language Speakers? Apprehensions and Reflections of Two Grandparents/Professional Educators
14. 'Funga Alafia': Toward Welcoming, Understanding, and Respecting African American Speakers' Bilingualism and Biliteracy
15. Urban Schools: Challenges and Possibilities for Early Childhood and Elementary Education
16. Moving beyond Colorblindness in Early Childhood Classrooms
17. Perspectives, Voices, and Worldviews in Frequently Read Children's Books
18. Beyond the Illusion of Diversity: How Early Childhood Teachers Can Promote Social Justice
19. Making African American Culture and History Central to Early Childhood Teaching and Learning
20. African American Communities: Implications for Culturally Relevant Teaching
21. The Critical Literacy Process: Guidelines for Examining Books.
22. Teachers Leading the Way.
23. Educating African American Students
24. Centering blackness as freedom scholarship: case studies from freedom scholars
25. A Conversation with Dr. Gloria Boutte and Dr. April Baker-Bell.
26. Opportunities for schools to promote resilience in children and youth.
27. Dismantling Eurocratic Practices in Teacher Education
28. Community and Family Involvement in Urban Schools
29. Do Educators See and Honor Biliteracy and Bidialectalism in African American Language Speakers? Apprehensions and Reflections of Two Grandparents/Professional Educators
30. Urban Schools
31. African American Barbershops: If Schools Were Like Barbershops.
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