educational equalization

"Takes a . . . look at how we can create peaceful, inclusive classrooms where students can thrive. Through an intentional blend of theory, academic framework, narrative, and teacher-to-teacher advice, all educators, from those in the classroom for the first-time to those with years of experience, can begin to intentionally create joyful classrooms"--Back cover.

"[This book] provides a structure to begin . . . conversations about race, culture, bias, privilege, and power during the four quarters of the school year"--Provided by publisher.

Contains more than fifty essays that discuss the many issues of racism, offering advice for parents and teachers on how to respond when children bring up questions about race, and covers internalized oppression, colorblind classrooms, role models, and representing diversity in curriculums, and more.

"This edition retains the hallmark features previous editions, including the four agreements, the protocol, activities, reflective prompts and a series of powerful Racial Autobiographies. However, it has been updated to reflect our current sociopolitical environment--especially the current spotlight on racial injustice juxtaposed against a white nationalist backlash. This book has helped equity leaders in K-12 schools as well as other institutions develop their racial consciousness, and guide others to greater understanding and action"--Provided by publisher.

"In [this book], two . . . educators describe the phenomenon of unconscious racial bias and how it negatively affects the work of educators and students in schools"--OCLC.

"... shows staff developers how to develop training for educators that examines the relationship between race and achievement and promotes academic parity"--Amazon.com.

"Education leaders from around the country share their thoughts through essays that explore topics such as: how to achieve equity for all students; creating equity awareness in teachers; working with families and communities to close the opportunity gap; setting high expectations to raise academic achievement; and more"--Provided by publisher.

"A young activist opens a window for young readers into his fight for equal education, racial justice, and economic equity. Born in Brooklyn, New York, to Haitian immigrants, Frantzy Luzincourt has dedicated his life to service and the empowerment of youth voices. When he was fifteen, Frantzy became the founding president of his high school's Black Student Union, where he advocated for more Black male teachers and for bringing social justice into school curriculum. Frantzy now fights to ensure that all students, no matter their background, have access to equitable schools where young voices are championed. After the murder of George Floyd in 2020, Frantzy and his friends formed the Strategy for Black Lives coalition, which centers youth voices and mobilizes communities to fight against racism, discrimination, and inequity"-- Provided by publisher.

"Anthology of essays exploring parity in education"--.

Provides educators, school administrators, and the school community a guide on how to create an equitable school. Includes action steps, resources, strategies, anecdotes, and information to help the school community create a plan and execute it in order to change the school's environment to be more equitable at all levels.