Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice
by Maurianne Adams, Lee Anne Bell, Pat Griffin
Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice offers educators a focused resource for considering diversity, equity, and social justice in teaching and learning. Suitable for readers seeking to strengthen inclusive educational practice, it brings these connected themes together in a practical and thoughtful educational context.
About This Book
Teaching for Diversity and Social Justice focuses on the relationship between education, diversity, and social justice.
It is intended for educators and others interested in developing more inclusive teaching and learning practices.
The book addresses how teaching can engage with social differences and questions of equity.
Its subject matter makes it relevant to classrooms, professional development, and broader educational conversations about justice.
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