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Most of the teaching population is white. Additionally, many pre-service teachers grow up in increasingly segregated schools. This study analyzes the impact of exposing pre-service teachers to students who are racially different from themselves while also addressing their biases and prejudices. They found that the pre-service teachers developed cultural humility by connecting to students through stories, understanding and accommodating students' strengths, and catering their teaching through reciprocal relationships.
Publication Date
2016
Publisher
National Association for Multicultural Education
Recommended Citation
Tinkler, Alan S. and Tinkler, Barri, "Enhancing Cultural Humility Through Critical Service-Learning in Teacher Preparation" (2016). Anti-Poverty Service Learning Resources. 34.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/antipoverty/34
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