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The Power of Talk : How Words Change Our Lives.

This enlightening book helps educators use everyday language to create more equitable school environments, and offers exercises that strengthen communication and leadership skills.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Briscoe, Felecia M.
Otros Autores: Arriaza, Gilberto, Henze, Rosemary C.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Thousand Oaks : SAGE Publications, 2012.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover Page; Dedication; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; About the Authors; Introduction; Why? The Same Old Problem; What? The Book's Purpose; How? Achieving the Purpose; What Will You Get Out of This Book?; More About the Authors; Avoiding the Master's Language Tools; Overview of the Chapters; Where and When Might the Book Be Used?; Notes; 1. The Power of Language: A Medium for Promoting Social Justice and Equity; In What Ways Is Language a Transformative Force in Society?; What Are Educational Equity and Social Justice?
  • What Are Critical Discourse Analysis and Critical Language Awareness?Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 2. Becoming Effective in Using Critical Language Awareness; Noticing How Language Constructs Our Social World; Relating the Trees to the Forest and the Forest to the Trees; Imagining Alternatives; Coaching; Teaching With Critical Language Awareness; Using Memorable Examples, Metaphors, and Quotes; Modeling Teamwork, Inclusiveness, and Respect; Activity: Observing an Educator; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 3. Avoiding Othering: Practicing Including; Introduction.
  • A Change Agent in ActionHow Is Othering Harmful?; Digging Deeper Into Othering; From Othering to Inclusion and Dialogue; Activities; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 4. Disrupting Prejudice: A Communicative Approach; Introduction; Abstracting; Communicative Model; Building A Culture of Evidence; Activity: Developing Language Skills for Disrupting Prejudice-The Socratic Seminar; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 5. Exceptionalizing or Democratizing?; Introduction; Exceptionalizing: How It Promotes Inequities; The Importance of Context.
  • Cognitive Disequilibrium and ExceptionalizingThe Context of the Interviews; Recognizing Exceptionalizing Discourse; Revising for a More Democratizing Discourse; Activities for Developing Democratizing Language Skills; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 6. Recognizing and Revising Stratifying Discourse; Introduction; Contextual Factors That Promote Stratifying Language; Recognizing and Revising Stratifying Discourse; Activities: Developing Language Habits for Social Justice; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 7. Contesting Deficit Labels; Introduction.
  • Redressing Deficit Labels: Habits and ChallengesAcronyms as Deep Abstractions; Talk Strategies; Institutional Action; Thoughtful Inaction; Activity: Crowning With Deficit Labels; Conclusion and Summary of Key Points; Notes; 8. Conclusion: The Power of Talk; Revisiting This Book's Objectives; Using the Power of Talk for Social Justice; A Final Thought; References; Index.