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Personal Narrative
Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2022June 01, 2022 PDT

I was Called “Aggressive” in a Classroom: How Educator Preparation Programs Can Better Prepare Students for Diversity

Nikita McCree, Ph.D.,
teacher preparationcultural diversityracismpredominantly White institution (PWI)Black female scholar
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Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2022

Vol. 5, Issue 4, 2022
  • Do the ‘Write’ Thing: Utilizing Spike Lee to Read the Word and World
    Dominick N. Quinney
  • Exploring Racism in Health Pedagogy
    Marian EvansJean M. BrenyAnuli U. NjokuYan Searcy
  • Pursuing Racial Equity in Suburban High Schools: How Informal School Leaders Rise to the Challenge of Addressing Racial Inequity
    Jon J. SchmidtSammie M. BurtonKelly FergusonYvonne El AshmawiTeresa NeumannVanessa Dominguez
  • I was Called “Aggressive” in a Classroom: How Educator Preparation Programs Can Better Prepare Students for Diversity
    Nikita McCree
Race and Pedagogy Journal
McCree, Nikita. 2022. “I Was Called ‘Aggressive’ in a Classroom: How Educator Preparation Programs Can Better Prepare Students for Diversity.” Race and Pedagogy Journal 5 (4).
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