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Area for Action:Curriculum and pedagogy
Title:Multicultural & anti-racism education: elements of an inclusive approach
Author:Kalantzis, M; Cope, B; Howard, J
Place:Haymarket, NSW
Publisher:Centre for Workplace Communication and Culture
Format:Book - 52 p.
Abstract:The authors argue for multicultural education to reconstitute mainstream education for all students, redefining the basis of all areas of curriculum and learning in the context of local diversity and increasing global interconnectedness. They also consider anti-racism education. They examine different approaches and experiences, and offer their principles of best practice.
Date:1997
Theme:Cultural diversity and multiculturalism, Countering racism - education, policy, legislation
Audience:Teachers
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