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Social Studies Education and Diversity
Social studies education, broadly speaking, aims to help students become informed, active, and effective citizens in a diverse democratic society. For the purposes of this entry, diversity includes cultural, ethnic, exceptional learning needs, gender, linguistic, racial, religious, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic class diversity. This entry considers the goals of social studies education and the role of diversity in addressing these goals. It focuses primarily on examining social studies education and diversity from a curriculum and instruction perspective at the K–12 level. Specifically, this entry analyzes diversity's role in four common social studies education courses (civics/government, economics, geography, and history) across the United States. Although social studies teacher preparation for diversity is briefly addressed, this topic is more thoroughly examined elsewhere in this encyclopedia.
Social Studies Education
The National Council for the Social Studies defines social studies as study of varied academic disciplines such as anthropology, archaeology, civics/government, economics, geography, history, law, philosophy, political science, psychology, religion, and sociology. Social studies education combines these disciplines for an integrated study of social sciences and humanities, as well as proper content from the natural sciences and mathematics for the promotion of civic competence—the knowledge, intellectual processes, and democratic dispositions needed for active and engaged democratic citizenship.
Social studies as a K–12 school subject varies from state to state. In most secondary schools, social studies classes include civics/government, economics, geography, history, psychology, and sociology courses. In most elementary schools, students enroll in social studies classes that combine disciplines of humanities (primarily history) and the social sciences. Regardless of the specific focus of the social studies course, most social studies teachers emphasize curricular themes such as culture, people, places, environments, power, authority, governance, and global connections to promote civic competence.
Social studies education, above all, aims to promote civic competence for democratic society. It does so because many social studies educators believe that students must be taught to become thoughtful, active, and effective democratic citizens. As John Dewey so clearly articulated, democracy must be learned. Schools serve as a crucial locus for fostering active citizens who understand the essential principles of democratic life and active involvement based upon those principles. The aim of social studies education, in particular, is to instill students with the knowledge, skills, and dispositions required for effective democratic citizenship in a multicultural society. Although social studies education does not maintain exclusivity in promoting civic competence, this goal is primary to the mission of social studies education. No other school subject makes this objective its focal point.
Diversity
Social studies education's goal of promoting civic competence requires that all students of all backgrounds be integrated within this mission. Thus, social studies education needs to address cultural, ethnic, exceptional learning needs, gender, linguistic, racial, religious, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic class diversity in preparing thoughtful, active, and effective democratic citizens.
A focus on diversity is essential to the goal of social studies education for several important reasons. Attention to diversity supports pluralism, which already exists within the United States and across many nations in the world today. Nations across Europe and North America have become more diverse as a result of increased worldwide migration since the end of World War II. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, citizens from previously labeled ethnic “minority” groups will became the majority within several decades. Given this plurality, social studies education incorporates the rich diversity of citizens in creating a K–12 program that cultivates inclusion while addressing similarity and differences among citizens. In light of the increasing pluralism in the United States and across the world, the study of these disciplines (economics, geography, history, and political science) within social studies education enables educators and students to gain a better understanding of the diverse populations surrounding them.
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- Knowledge, Types of
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- Linguistic Hybridity
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- Inclusive Education, International Perspectives
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- Demography, Family
- Divorce, Effects on Children
- Education and Family Diversity
- Empowerment Zones and Student Achievement
- Families and Schools
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- Family, the
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- Out-of-School Learning and Family Involvement
- Parenting Young Children
- Parent–Teacher Communication
- Poverty, Families, and Schools
- Raising Children in a Diverse Society
- Socialization and Education
- Stepfamilies, Effects on the Education of Children
- African American Males, Education of
- African Americans and Gender
- Aggression
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- Black Women's Studies
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- Coed Higher Education
- Early Childhood Education and Gender
- Eating Disorders and Body Image
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- Educational Leadership and Gender
- Fag Discourse
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- Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN)
- Gender and Civic Education
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- Guyland
- Homophobia
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- International Gender Equity Education
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- Math Anxiety and Gender
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- National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education (NCWGE)
- Queer Studies
- Race, Gender, and Skin Tone
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Majors and Women
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- Social Class and Gender
- Social Construction of Gender
- South Asian Women and Girls, Education of
- Special Education and Gender
- West Indies, Gender and Academic Achievement in
- Women's Studies
- Young Men of Color, Educational Experiences of
- Achievement Gap and Tracking, International Evidence
- Citizenship Education and Diversity
- Comparative Multicultural Education
- Educational Best Practices From High-Achieving Nations
- Flexible Citizenship
- Globalization, Diversity, and Education
- Globalization and Intercultural Education
- Human Rights and Education
- International Gender Equity Education
- International Schools and Cultural Diversity
- International Students in Colleges and Universities
- Internationalization of Teacher Education
- Multicultural Education Policies and Institutionalization Across Nations
- Reconciliation, Politics of, and Excluded Groups
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- Kenya, Education and Diversity in
- South Africa, Higher Education and Diversity in
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- Asian Indigenization of Knowledge
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- Boarding Schools for Ethnic Minorities in Laos
- China, Educational Equality for Ethnic Women
- China, Ethnic Autonomous Regions
- China, Minority Languages
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- Citizenship Education in Asia
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- Confucianism and Higher Education
- Culturally Responsive Counseling, Hong Kong
- Culture and Learning in Asian Societies
- Demographic Divide in Asian Nations
- Education and Transgender Diversity in Asia
- Educational Diversity in Inner Asia
- Gifted Education in Asia
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- Islam in Asian Education
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- South Asian Women and Girls, Education of
- Tibetan Diaspora, Education in
- Vietnam, Ethnic Education in
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- Māori, Education of
- Trinidad and Tobago, Diversity and Education in
- West Indies, Gender and Academic Achievement in
- African Caribbean Students, Achievement in U.K. Schools
- Albania, Diversity, Education, and Democratization in
- Assimilation and Education in England
- Citizenship Education and Laïcité in France
- Citizenship Education in Europe
- Cyprus, Intercultural Education in
- Germany, Multicultural Education in
- Greece, Multicultural Education in
- Immigration to European Nations
- Intercultural Education and Intercultural Learning in Europe
- Intercultural Teacher Training in Europe
- Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism in Europe, Educational Responses to
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- Linguistic Diversity in European Schools
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- Religious Minorities and Religious Schools in Europe
- Roma in Europe, Education of
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- Russia, Multicultural Education in
- Special Education and Inclusive Education in Europe
- Special Education in Europe, Overrepresentation of Minority Students
- Sweden, Multicultural Education in
- Turkey, Kurdish Education in
- United Kingdom, Multicultural Education in
- United Kingdom, Race and Education in
- Xenophobia and Antidiscrimination in Europe
- Brazil, Indigenous Education in
- Brazil, Racial Diversity and Education in
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- Mexico, Multicultural Education in
- School Reform and Use of English in Latin America: Mexico, Costa Rica, and Peru
- Bilingual Schools in Israel
- Children With Special Needs in the Middle East
- Colonial Education Systems, Influence on Middle Eastern Educational Development
- Diversity in Curricula in the Middle East
- Educational Reform in the Middle East
- Iran, Minority Education in
- Israel, Arab Education in
- Lebanon, Diversity and Education in
- Middle East, Education of Working Children in
- Middle East, Population Pressure on Education in
- Middle East, Private Operation of Public Schools in
- Nomadic Populations in the Middle East, Curriculum for
- Private Religious Schools (Non-Muslim) in the Middle East
- Privatization of Education in the Middle East
- Refugees, Education of in the Middle East
- Religion in Public School Curricula in the Middle East
- Bilingual Education Policy in the United States
- Canada, Citizenship Education and Multiculturalism in
- Canada, Multicultural Education in
- Demographics in the United States, Trends and Developments
- Eurocentrism in the United States
- Immigration to the United States
- Jewish Education in the United States
- Nativism in the United States
- Religion, Culture, and Education in the United States
- Second Language Speakers (L2 Users) in the United States
- United States: Educational Inequality
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- United States, Islamic Schools in
- United States, Multicultural Education in
- Accommodation, Reasonable
- Acculturation
- African Americans, Education of New Immigrant Groups
- Amerasian Homecoming Act of 1988
- Amerasian Identity
- Asian American Pedagogy
- Asian American Youth in Poverty
- Asian Americans, Diversity Among
- Assimilation and Education in England
- Barrio Youth
- Bilingualism
- Chinese Parachute Kids
- Citizenship Education and Diversity
- Citizenship Education and Global Migration
- Cultures in Transition
- Diversity of Language Skills Among Children From Language-Minority Homes
- Ethnic System of Supplementary Education
- Filipino Americans and Cultural Maintenance
- Generation 1.5, Educational Experiences of
- Globalization and International Education
- Hawaii, Asian American Hierarchy in
- Hmong Americans, Education of
- Hong Kong Chinese Students Studying in the United States
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- Immigration to European Nations
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- International Migration to the United States
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- Micronesians in the United States
- Migration
- Nativism in the United States
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- Pilipino Cultural Nights
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- South Asian Americans
- South Asian Muslim Youth in the United States
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- Vietnamese American Youth
- A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute
- Achievement Gap
- Achievement Gap and Tracking, International Evidence
- Anti-Oppressive Education
- Appalachian Education
- Assimilation, Cultural and Structural
- Caring in Education
- Catholic Schools, Diversity and Equity in
- Child Labor and Education
- Civic Engagement and Youth, Research on
- Colonial Education Systems, Influence on Middle Eastern Educational Development
- Comer School Development Program
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- Cultural Ecology Explanation of School Failure
- Curriculum and Diversity, K–12
- Deculturalization
- Deficit Thinking Paradigm
- Democracy, Diversity, and Schooling
- Democratic Theory and Education
- Developmental Education: Overview and Concepts
- Developmental Education and Ethnic Minorities
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- Diversity and Student Perceptions of Famous Americans
- Diversity-Responsive Schools
- Early Childhood Multicultural Education
- Educational Diversity in Inner Asia
- E-Inclusion and the Digital Divide
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- Environmental Education
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- Gender and Teacher–Student Interaction
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- Head Start
- Human Rights and Education
- Identity, School Textbooks, and Rebuilding Memory
- Identity-Safe School Environments, Creating
- Inclusive Education
- Inclusive Education, International Perspectives
- Informal Learning
- Jencks Report
- K–16 Educational Pipeline
- Lau v. Nichols (1974)
- Learning, Schooling, Culture, and Identity
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues in K–12 Education
- Life-Long, Life-Wide, and Life-Deep Learning
- Low-Income Students, Education of
- Low-Income Youth, Access to Education
- Mathematics, Collaborative Learning in
- Middle East, Education of Working Children in
- Middle East, Private Operation of Public Schools in
- Multiethnic Schools, Creating Effective
- Multiliteracies
- Multiple Intelligences
- No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
- Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007)
- Political Literacy and Education
- Positioning, Situated Learning, and Identity Formation
- Preservice and Inservice Diversity Courses
- Racism in Schools
- Refugees, Children of
- Religion, Teaching About in Schools
- Remembering Brown: Silence, Loss, Rage, and Hope
- Resistance Theory
- School Discipline, Race, and Ethnicity
- School-to-Prison Pipeline
- Science Education and Diversity
- Student Activism
- Subtractive Schooling
- Success for All
- Talent Development Model of Schooling
- Third Space and Sociocritical Literacy
- Tracking in U.S. Schools
- Urban Schools: New Teachers
- Urban Schools, Essential Supports for Reform
- White Teachers in Multicultural Education
- Youth Participatory Action Research
- Academic English
- African American Vernacular English (Ebonics)
- Bilingual Charter Schools
- Bilingual Education
- Bilingual Education in China
- Bilingual Education Policy in the United States
- Bilingual Schools in Israel
- Bilingualism
- Center for Applied Linguistics
- China, Minority Languages
- Contact Varieties of Language: Spanglish, Chinglish, Finglish
- Diversity of Language Skills Among Children From Language-Minority Homes
- English as a Second Language, Domestic and International Issues
- English Language Learners
- English Language Learners, Redesignated
- English Language Speakers, Fluent and Limited
- English Language Variations, Teaching About
- First-Language and Second-Language Learning
- Heritage Language Learners
- Indigenous Language Revitalization
- Language, Speech, and Communication Disorders
- Language and Content Instruction (English Immersion, SIOP, SDAIE)
- Language and Education in Asia
- Language and Identity
- Language Assessment
- Language Policies and Bilingual Schooling in Europe
- Language Proficiency
- Language Socialization
- Linguistic Diversity in European Schools
- Linguistically Responsive Teacher Education
- Literacy Education and Diversity
- Literacy Practices in Minority Families and Communities
- Malaysia, Bilingual Education in
- Minority Languages and Protection of National Minorities in Europe
- New Literacies and Learners From Diverse Communities
- Race, Ability, and Language, Intersections of
- Second Language Acquisition
- Second Language Learning
- Second Language Speakers (L2 Users) in the United States
- Two-Way Immersion Education
- Abington School District v. Schempp (1963)
- Affirmative Action
- Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
- Bilingual Education
- Bilingual Education Policy in the United States
- Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
- Civil Rights Act of 1964
- DREAM Act
- Engel v. Vitale (1962)
- Equal Educational Opportunities Act of 1974
- Everson v. Board of Education (1947)
- GI Bills
- Grutter v. Bollinger (2003)
- Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier (1988)
- Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
- Lau v. Nichols (1974)
- Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971)
- McKinney Act of 1987
- Milliken v. Bradley I and II (1974, 1977)
- No Child Left Behind Act of 2001
- Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District No. 1 (2007)
- Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
- Plyler v. Doe (1982)
- Pregnancy Discrimination
- Regents of the University of California v. Bakke: An Academic Issue, a Civil Rights Defeat
- Remembering Brown: Silence, Loss, Rage, and Hope
- San Antonio Independent School District v. Rodriguez (1973)
- Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
- Sexual Harassment
- Sherbert v. Verner (1963)
- Socioeconomic Integration and Segregation
- Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District (1969)
- Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965
- Title III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965
- Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972
- Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- United States v. Virginia (1996)
- Alternative Admissions Practices
- Asian American Native American Pacific Islander–Serving Institutions (AANAPISI)
- Asian American Studies
- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Higher Education
- Athletics and Diversity
- Black Colleges, Founding of
- Black Studies
- Black Women's Studies
- Campus Balkanization and Segregation
- Classroom Pedagogy and Diversity in Higher Education
- College Choice
- Community Colleges, Diversity Issues
- Confucianism and Higher Education
- Critical Moments Project in Higher Education
- Curriculum Transformation, Higher Education
- Diversity Course Requirements in Colleges and Universities
- Diversity in Medical Schools
- Doctoral Training Programs, Racial/Ethnic Diversity in
- Educational Benefits of Diversity
- Equity Scorecard for Higher Education
- Ethnic Student Organizations
- Ethnic Studies in Higher Education
- Faculty Diversity in Colleges and Universities
- First-Generation College Students
- Fraternities, Sororities, and Diversity
- Free Speech and Diversity
- Gender Issues in Higher Education
- GI Bills
- Grutter v. Bollinger (2003)
- Higher Education, Access to
- Hispanic-Serving Institutions
- Historically Black Colleges and Universities
- Hong Kong Chinese Students Studying in the United States
- Inclusive Higher Education for Sexual and Gender Minorities
- Intercultural Higher Education Campus, Creating the
- International Students in Colleges and Universities
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues in Higher Education
- Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Students: Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Linguistically Responsive Teacher Education
- Living Learning Communities
- Mexican American Studies/Chicana/o Studies
- Mexico, Intercultural Universities in
- Multiracial Student Issues in Colleges and Universities
- Organizational Context for Promoting Diversity in Higher Education
- Proprietary Colleges and Diversity
- Puerto Rican Studies
- Race-Conscious Admissions, Referenda to Ban
- Religious Orientation and Diversity
- Retention and Diversity in Higher Education
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and Diversity
- Single-Sex Colleges
- South Africa, Higher Education and Diversity in
- Undergraduate Readiness for Diversity
- Undocumented Students in Higher Education
- Acculturation
- African American Families and Education
- African American Males, Education of
- African American Students: Creating Excellence
- African American Vernacular English (Ebonics)
- African Americans, Education of
- African Americans, Education of New Immigrant Groups
- African Americans and Gender
- African Caribbean Students, Achievement in U.K. Schools
- African-Centered Education
- Afrocentricity
- Agricultural Education, Diversity in
- Albania, Diversity, Education, and Democratization in
- Amerasian Identity
- American Indian Identity and Education
- American Indians, Education of
- Antiracist and Multicultural Education
- Antiracist Teaching
- Antiracist Training for Educators
- Asian American Native American Pacific Islander–Serving Institutions (AANAPISI)
- Asian American Pedagogy
- Asian American Studies
- Asian American Youth in Poverty
- Asian Americans, Diversity Among
- Asian Americans, Education of
- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in Higher Education
- Asian Indigenization of Knowledge
- Assimilation, Segmented
- Association for the Study of African American Life and History
- Australia, Multicultural Education in
- Barrio Youth
- Black Church, Youth, and the Civil Rights Movement
- Black Schools in the Segregated South
- Black Studies
- Black Women's Studies
- Boarding Schools for Ethnic Minorities in Laos
- Brazil, Indigenous Education in
- Brazil, Racial Diversity and Education in
- Business, Diversity, and Education
- Cambodian Americans, Education of
- Canada, Citizenship Education and Multiculturalism in
- Canada, Multicultural Education in
- Center for Multicultural Education
- China, Ethnic Autonomous Regions
- China, Multicultural Education in
- Chinese Parachute Kids
- Citizenship Education and Diversity
- Citizenship Education and Global Migration
- Citizenship Education and Laïcité in France
- Civic Engagement and Diversity
- Civil Rights Act of 1964
- Coleman Report
- Color-Blind Perspective
- Color-Blind Perspective, Research Findings
- Comparative Multicultural Education
- Compensatory Education
- Complex Instruction
- Contact Theory
- Cooperative Learning
- Counseling Children and Adolescents From Diverse Groups
- Courageous Conversations About Race
- Critical Multiculturalism and Education
- Critical Race Theory and Education
- Critical Theory and Multicultural Education
- Cultural Competence and Youth Literature
- Cultural Gifts Movement
- Cultural Identity, Stages of
- Culturally Anchored Liberal Education
- Culturally Responsive Counseling, Hong Kong
- Culturally Responsive Leadership
- Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
- Culturally Responsive Teaching and Special Education
- Culture, Diversity, and Education
- Culture and Learning
- Culture and Learning in Asian Societies
- Curriculum Transformation, Higher Education
- Curriculum Transformation, K–12
- Cyprus, Intercultural Education in
- Democracy, Diversity, and Schooling
- Demographics in the United States, Trends and Developments
- Developmental Education and Ethnic Minorities
- Diversity: A Contested Concept
- Diversity, Exceptionality, and Knowledge Construction
- Diversity and Student Perceptions of Famous Americans
- Diversity in Curricula in the Middle East
- Diversity-Responsive Schools
- Dysconscious Racism and Teacher Education
- Early Childhood Multicultural Education
- Empowerment and Education
- Equity, Educational
- Essentializing Racial and Ethnic Identity
- Ethnic and Cultural Diversity in Education, Historical Perspectives
- Ethnic and Racial Identity, Educational Implications
- Ethnic and Racial Identity Development
- Ethnic Diversity in Teacher Education
- Ethnic Stratification and Diversity
- Ethnic Student Organizations
- Ethnic Studies, Integration Into K–12 Curriculum
- Ethnic Studies, Research on
- Ethnic Studies in Higher Education
- Ethnicity, Persistence of
- Ethnocentrism in Education
- Ethnomathematics
- Filipino Americans and Cultural Maintenance
- Flexible Citizenship
- Funds of Knowledge
- Gender Equity and Diverse Populations
- Germany, Multicultural Education in
- Ghana, Diversity and Education in
- Gifted Education, Diversity, and Underrepresentation
- Globalization and Intercultural Education
- Hawaii, Asian American Hierarchy in
- Hip Hop and Education
- Hispanic-Serving Institutions
- Historically Black Colleges and Universities
- Hmong Americans, Education of
- Holidays, School
- Hong Kong, Education of Ethnic Minorities in
- Hong Kong, Education of South Asians in
- Hong Kong and the United States, Diversity and Education in
- Hong Kong Chinese Students Studying in the United States
- India, Multicultural Education in
- Indian Boarding Schools in the United States
- Indigenous Knowledge and Science Education
- Indigenous Knowledge and Skills
- Indigenous Language Revitalization
- Indigenous Populations, Education of
- Intercultural Communication
- Intercultural Education
- Intercultural Education and Intercultural Learning in Europe
- Intercultural Teacher Training in Europe
- Intergroup Contact and Social Justice
- Intergroup Dialogue
- International Association for Intercultural Education
- Interracial Friendship, Dating, and Marriage
- Intersectionality and Education
- Intersectionality of Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity
- Intragroup Diversity
- Iran, Minority Education in
- Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism in Europe, Educational Responses to
- Israel, Arab Education in
- Jencks Report
- Jewish Education in the United States
- Kenya, Education and Diversity in
- Knowledge, Types of
- Language and Identity
- Latin American Families in the United States
- Latino Identity, Philosophy of
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- Learning, Schooling, Culture, and Identity
- Lebanon, Diversity and Education in
- Literacy Education and Diversity
- Māori, Education of
- Mathematics Education and Diversity
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- Objectivity and Diversity
- Pacific Islander Americans, Education of
- Patriotism, Diversity, and Education
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- Positionality and Knowledge Construction
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- Puerto Rican Americans, Education of
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- Race, Ability, and Language, Intersections of
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- Race, Teaching About
- Race and Education
- Race and Human Genome Variation
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- Racialization, Process of
- Racism in Schools
- REACH Center
- Reconciliation, Politics of, and Excluded Groups
- Regents of the University of California v. Bakke: An Academic Issue, a Civil Rights Defeat
- Remembering Brown: Silence, Loss, Rage, and Hope
- Resilience and Efficacy in Urban Schools
- Resiliency, Identity, and Competence
- Roma in Europe, Education of
- Russia, Education of Ethnic Groups
- Russia, Multicultural Education in
- School Discipline, Race, and Ethnicity
- Science Education and Diversity
- Segregation, Desegregation, and Resegregation
- Service Learning, Diversity, and Teacher Education
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- South Asian Americans
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- Special Education and Students of Color
- Stereotype Threat
- Student Diversity: Clarifying Meanings
- Subtractive Schooling
- Sweden, Multicultural Education in
- Tibetan Diaspora, Education in
- Turkey, Kurdish Education in
- Two-Faced Racism: Whites in the Backstage and Frontstage
- Undergraduate Readiness for Diversity
- United Kingdom, Multicultural Education in
- United Kingdom, Race and Education in
- United States: Educational Inequality
- United States, Intercultural/Intergroup Education in
- United States, Multicultural Education in
- Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Vietnam, Ethnic Education in
- Vietnamese American Youth
- White Privilege and Education
- Xenophobia and Antidiscrimination in Europe
- Young Men of Color, Educational Experiences of
- Abington School District v. Schempp (1963)
- Anti-Semitism in Schools and Society
- Black Church, Youth, and the Civil Rights Movement
- Christian Privilege in Schools and Society
- Common Schools Movement
- December Dilemma
- Engel v. Vitale (1962)
- Everson v. Board of Education (1947)
- Freedom of Speech, Fundamentalist Schools and
- Hate Crimes, Religion and
- Hate Crimes After September 11, 2001
- Houses of Worship, Terminology for
- Islam in Asian Education
- Islamophobia in U.S. Society and Schools, Recognizing and Countering
- Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971)
- New-England Primer, The
- Pluralism Project, The
- Private Religious Schools (Non-Muslim) in the Middle East
- Religion, Culture, and Education in the United States
- Religion, Curriculum Issues
- Religion, Teaching About in Schools
- Religion, the Courts, and Public Schools
- Religion and Sexuality, Intersections of
- Religion and Teaching in the College Classroom
- Religion in Public School Curricula in the Middle East
- Religious Holidays in U.S. Schools
- Religious Instruction, Religious Symbols, and Prayer in Public Schools in Europe
- Religious Minorities and Religious Schools in Europe
- Religious Orientation and Diversity
- Religious Pluralism
- Separation of Church and State
- Sherbert v. Verner (1963)
- United States, Islamic Schools in
- World's Parliament of Religions, 1893
- Achievement Gap
- Asian American Youth in Poverty
- At-Risk Students
- Cultural Capital
- Cultural Reproduction
- Culture of Poverty
- Digital Divide, Digital Learning, and Equal Access
- Diversity as a Class and Caste Issue
- Dropout
- Educational Stratification
- Empowerment Zones and Student Achievement
- Financial Aid and Access to Higher Education
- First-Generation College Students
- Hawaii, Asian American Hierarchy in
- Homeless Students
- Inequality of Educational Opportunity, Persistence of
- Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth
- Intersectionality of Race, Class, Gender, and Ethnicity
- Low-Income Students, Education of
- Low-Income Youth, Access to Education
- Middle East, Education of Working Children in
- Parental Human Capital and Education
- Private Schools and Equal Educational Opportunity, United States and South Africa
- Social Capital
- Social Class and Education
- Social Class and Gender
- Social Class Privilege and Education
- Social Hierarchy
- Social Reproduction
- Socioeconomic Integration and Segregation
- Suburban Schooling
- Undocumented Immigrants, Children of
- Unequal Childhoods
- United States, Education of Immigrants in
- Urban Underclass
- A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE® Institute
- Activity Theory, Teacher Education, and Diversity
- Administrator/Staff Training and Supervision for Schools With Diverse Student Populations
- Alternative Pathways Into Teaching
- Antiracist Training for Educators
- Bridging Cultures, Teacher Training Project
- Critical Race Theory, Teacher Education, and Diversity
- Culturally Responsive Assessment
- Diversifying the Teacher Workforce
- Diversity and Teacher Education Policy
- Diversity Training for Faculty, Staff, and Administrators
- Dysconscious Racism and Teacher Education
- Early Childhood Education, Teacher Preparation for Diversity in
- Elementary Education, Teacher Preparation for Diversity in
- English Language Learners, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Ethnic Diversity in Teacher Education
- Identity Theory, Teacher Education, and Diversity
- Immigrant Populations, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Indigenous Populations, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Internationalization of Teacher Education
- Literacy, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Mathematics, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Mentoring, Teacher Preparation Pedagogy
- Multicultural Teacher Education
- REACH Center
- Research on Diversity and Teacher Education
- Rural Schools, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- School Leadership for Diversity
- Science and Technology, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Social Justice and Teacher Education: Issues, Challenges, and a Theory
- Social Justice Teacher Education
- Special Education, Teacher Education, and Diversity
- Students With Special Needs, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Teacher Accreditation Programs: Accreditation and Diversity
- Teacher Education in the United States: Approaches to Improvement
- Teacher Educator Preparation for Diversity
- Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Teacher Preparation for Diversity, History and Social Studies
- Teacher Preparation Pedagogy, Child Study Approach
- Teacher Preparation Pedagogy, Community-Based
- Teacher Preparation Pedagogy, Critical Reflection and
- Teacher Preparation Pedagogy, Practitioner Research
- Urban Schools, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- White Teachers, Teacher Preparation for Diversity
- Academic Standards
- Achievement Gap
- Achievement Gap and Tracking, International Evidence
- Achievement Tests
- Advanced Placement Tests
- Alternative Assessments
- Aptitude Tests
- Assessment in Special and Inclusive Education
- Attitudes of Preschool Children, Implicit Measures of
- Basic Skills Testing
- Bias, Testing, and Assessment
- Campbell's Law
- Classroom Assessment and Diversity
- English Language Learners, Accommodations for in Testing
- Equity in Assessment
- Flynn Effect
- High-Stakes Testing
- Intelligence Testing
- Merit-Based and Need-Based College Admissions
- Opportunity-to-Learn Standards
- Standardized Testing and Standards
- Standards for Educational and Psychological Testing
- Students With Disabilities, Accommodations for in Testing
- Students With Disabilities, Testing of
- Test Scores, Validity and Validation of
- Testing, Historical Development of
- Testing, Judicial Decisions on
- Testing, State Versus National
- Tests, Translation of
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