Abstract
How Black learners are made to feel in the classroom by their general and special education professionals affect how they learn and navigate their world. An historical account of American education for the Black mind can be viewed as dull, dangerous, and deadly. It is imperative that each child feels physical and psychological safety in every educational environment. This is the premise of this article.
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Executive editor’s comments: education and survival of blacks matter: beyond narrow confines
- Research Articles
- Black voices and thoughts in general and special education: introducing the special issue
- Addressing educational inequity of Black students by demolishing the school-to-prison pipeline
- “Mines in the Classroom”: Black student’s safety with general and special educators
- Over represented – under represented: the juxtaposition of Black males in special education programs
- Life, learning, and legacy: retired Black educators and the quest for education
- “Life is in the Ears”: what Black learners should hear from general and special educators
- We Gotta Have It: Black and Brown ideologies on solidarity
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Editorial
- Executive editor’s comments: education and survival of blacks matter: beyond narrow confines
- Research Articles
- Black voices and thoughts in general and special education: introducing the special issue
- Addressing educational inequity of Black students by demolishing the school-to-prison pipeline
- “Mines in the Classroom”: Black student’s safety with general and special educators
- Over represented – under represented: the juxtaposition of Black males in special education programs
- Life, learning, and legacy: retired Black educators and the quest for education
- “Life is in the Ears”: what Black learners should hear from general and special educators
- We Gotta Have It: Black and Brown ideologies on solidarity