Holding Power: The Role of Classroom Teachers in Preventing School Exclusion and Dropout
November 17, 2009
WELCOME to the Race, Culture, Identity and Achievement Series.
The Seminar will bring to Boston nationally recognized scholars, researchers and practitioners-individuals who can deepen our understanding of what it will take to normalize high academic achievement for students of color. This series will create a location for teachers, teacher-educators, community leaders and involved citizens to engage in sustained conversation about how race, culture and identity are implicated in the school achievement of Boston's increasingly multiracial and multiethnic student population.
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November 17, 2009, 4:30-6:30 pm
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Tara Brown, Assistant Professor of Education |
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Larry Myatt, Senior Fellow
Leadership and Education Ventures
Northeastern University
Founding Headmaster, Fenway HS
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| Topic: |
Holding Power: The Role of Classroom Teachers in Preventing School Exclusion and Dropout |
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The Marran Theatre For more information, click here. |
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