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Pupils and ‘Race’

The Happiest Days?, 1990, p.87-124

Copyright © Peter Woods 1990 ;ISBN: 9781850007319 ;ISBN: 1850007314 ;EISBN: 9781003076520 ;EISBN: 100014450X ;EISBN: 9781000144505 ;EISBN: 1003076521 ;EISBN: 100011936X ;EISBN: 9781000119367 ;EISBN: 100010219X ;EISBN: 9781000102192 ;DOI: 10.4324/9781003076520-4 ;OCLC: 1175918806 ;LCCallNum: LC191.8.G7 .W66 1990

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  • Title:
    Pupils and ‘Race’
  • Author: Woods, Peter
  • Subjects: Education
  • Is Part Of: The Happiest Days?, 1990, p.87-124
  • Description: The term ‘race’ has become somewhat discredited since biological evidence has pointed to the non-existence of ‘races’. The misunderstandings and tensions that can arise between teachers and pupils of different ethnic origin because of culture differences have been well illustrated by Dumont and Wax in a classic article on teaching Cherokee pupils in the USA. Wright made a study of the experiences of pupils from minority ethnic groups in the mixed comprehensive schools in the Midlands. The syndrome of ‘blaming the victims’ in terms of a ‘deficit theory’, and then this giving rise to such outcomes has been perceived in a number of studies and across a range of ethnic groups. A consistent finding in research is that some groups of black girls do well at school though boys from the same ethnic group, often in the same school, do badly. School knowledge is stratified in terms of ‘race’, just as it is in terms of social class and gender.
  • Publisher: United States: Routledge
  • Language: English
  • Identifier: ISBN: 9781850007319
    ISBN: 1850007314
    EISBN: 9781003076520
    EISBN: 100014450X
    EISBN: 9781000144505
    EISBN: 1003076521
    EISBN: 100011936X
    EISBN: 9781000119367
    EISBN: 100010219X
    EISBN: 9781000102192
    DOI: 10.4324/9781003076520-4
    OCLC: 1175918806
    LCCallNum: LC191.8.G7 .W66 1990
  • Source: Taylor & Francis eBooks Open Access
    DOAB: Directory of Open Access Books

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