Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue Vol 20 Issue 1 & 2
By
Cristy Sellers Smith
Cristy Sellers Smith
Georgia State University
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Chara Haeussler Bohan;
Chara Haeussler Bohan
Georgia State University
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Michelle Tenam-Zemach
Michelle Tenam-Zemach
Nova Southeastern University
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Cristy Sellers Smith
Georgia State University
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ISBN electronic:
978-1-64113-383-8
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978-1-64113-382-1
Publication date:
2018
Book Chapter
Chapter 4: Practicing Social Justice Education Through Solidarity and Connection
Kelli Woodrow
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Published:2018
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Kelli Woodrow, 2018. "Practicing Social Justice Education Through Solidarity and Connection", Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue Vol 20 Issue 1 & 2, Chara Haeussler Bohan, Michelle Tenam-Zemach, Cristy Sellers Smith
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Abstract
In this ethnographic case study, the researcher examines the school-wide and everyday practices of two social justice educators situated within a school designed around social justice and equity. Findings suggest that fundamental to the social justice work permeating the school is an emphasis on solidarity and connection. Social justice educators may benefit from everyday school and classroom examples of practices and perspectives that promote social justice through a foundation in connection and solidarity.
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