Revisiting Intercultural Education: Goals, Methods, and Obstacles

Katrina M Sanders

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Revisiting Intercultural Education: Goals, Methods, and Obstacles

Katrina M Sanders

Journal of intergroup relations (1970), Vol.26(3), p.62

1999

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Abstract

Discusses multicultural education, explaining that it was developed in response to concerns about Americans' anxiety over mass immigration into the country during the early 1900s. Describes five goals of multicultural education, notes methods of and obstacles to multicultural education over the years, and presents implications for contemporary efforts in multicultural education. (SM)

Consciousness Raising

Diversity (Student)

Elementary Secondary Education

Intergroup Relations

Multicultural Education

Racial Attitudes

Racial Discrimination

Student Attitudes

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Title: Subtitle: Revisiting Intercultural Education: Goals, Methods, and Obstacles
Creators: Katrina M Sanders
Resource Type: Journal article
Publication Details: Journal of intergroup relations (1970), Vol.26(3), p.62
ISSN: 0047-2492
Language: English
Date published: 1999
Academic Unit: Educational Policy and Leadership Studies
Record Identifier: 9984384752202771

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