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Anti-Bias Education
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This Exchange Essentials explores strategies for embedding anti-bias education into daily programming in early childhood education. The article collection emphasizes creating an inclusive and equitable learning environment, understanding children’s development and attitudes, and promoting diversity, equity, and justice with children, staff and families.
Overview
This volume of Exchange Essentials includes the following selected Exchange articles, in pdf format, focusing on ideas and strategies for promoting Anti-Bias Education:
The Goals of Anti-bias Education – Clearing Up Some Key Misconceptions
by Louise Derman-Sparks and Julie Olsen Edwards
Why We Practice Anti-bias Education?
by Louise Derman-Sparks
How to Get Started with Anti-bias Education in Your Classroom and Program
by Julie Olsen Edwards
Leadership Matters – Creating Anti-Bias Change in Early Childhood Programs
by Louise Derman-Sparks, John Nimmo, and Debbie LeeKeenan
Racial Justice as a Core Practice of ECE
A Conversation with Margie Carter, Ijumma Jordan, and Kelly Matthews
Connecting Our Values – Children’s Rights, Anti-bias Education, and Peace Education
by Ana Page and Louise Derman-Sparks
Nourishing Our Souls – One Teacher’s Human Rights Journey
by Anita Howard
It Can Be Done! – Strategies for Embedding Anti-bias Education into Daily Programming
by Debbie LeeKeenan and Betty Allen
Perception is Not Always Reality – Re-examining Our Views of Black Boys
by Iheoma U. Iruka
Re-examining Our Views of Black Boys to Enhance Our Practice
by Mary A. Sciaraffa
Infusing Our Daily Work with Democratic Ideals
An Interview with Rukia Monique Rogers and Nicole Allsop by Margie Carter
