Why Are So Many Students of Color in Special Education?

Why Are So Many Students of Color in Special Education?

Understanding Race and Disability in Schools

Klingner, Janette; Harry, Beth

Teachers' College Press

08/2022

272

Mole

Inglês

9780807767320

15 a 20 dias

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Contents
Foreword to the Third Edition Alfredo J. Artiles?ix
Acknowledgments?xi
1.?Introduction?1
2.?Overview: Racial/Ethnic Disproportionality in Special Education?39
3.?School Structure: Institutional Bias and Individual Agency?58
4.?Cultural Consonance, Dissonance, and the Nuances of Racism?74
5.?In the Classroom: Opportunity to Learn?90
6.?The Construction of Family Identity: Stereotypes and Cultural Capital?103
7.?At the Conference Table: The Discourse of Identity Construction?122
8.?Bilingual Issues and the Referral Process?143
9.?Constructing Intellectual Disability: Cracks and Redundancies?153
10.?Constructing Learning Disabilities: Redundancies and Discrepancies?161
11.?Constructing Emotional/Behavior Disorders: From Troubling to Troubled Behavior?174
12.?Into Special Education: Exile or Solution??186
13.?Conclusions and Recommendations?199
Epilogue. Research Methods: Who Are We, and How Did We Do This Research??213
References?236
Index?252
About the Authors?259
educational ability differences; school-based contributors to disproportionality; critical disability theories; equity research and public schools; inappropriate disability labels in schools; educational ability labeling and sorting; negative stereotypes and BIPOC minority children; inequitable educational opportunities; race, poverty and special education; minority student learning opportunities; linguistically diverse students and teaching; disability and race; culturally diverse school districts; Response to Intervention; disproportionality in education; discrimination in elementary schools; race, teaching and learning; racism and minority student opportunity in education; young black children and special needs; bias, learning opportunities and BIPOC children; equity, black, latino, hispanic children in elementary schools; intersectionality; underprivileged children and disability; discrimination in education; marginalized students and black hispanic communities; disabililty and histories of oppression; systemic presumption of intrinsic deficits within black and hispanic children; elementary school and black and hispanic children; disproportionality and special education; school EBD black students; special education K-12 practice and policy; middle school, discrimination and students of color