Multicultural Apprenticeships in Teacher Education
From Section:
Multiculturalism & Diversity
Authors:
Seidl Barbara, Monobe Gumiko, Conley Matthew D., Burgos Lisandra Pedraza, Rivera Herminia Janet, Uchida Chiharu H.
Published:
Aug. 01, 2015

Source: Teaching Education, Volume 26, Issue 3, 2015, Pages 294-309

This article aims to explore the theoretical structure of what the authors call multicultural apprenticeships in teacher education.
This structure is drawn from decades of scholarship and research in teacher education, in general, and in preparing teachers for diversity, in particular. It is further situated within the authors' own work in an Early Childhood Education Masters in Education program and their commitments to preparing teachers to support diverse populations of children.

Three different multicultural apprenticeships are used to provide concrete examples of the characteristics of this approach to preparing teachers for diverse classrooms.

Updated: Jan. 17, 2017
Keywords:
Cultural awareness | Early childhood education | Experiential learning | Masters programs | Multicultural education | Teacher collaboration | Teacher education
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