Who Cares About Black Boys?: Moving from Acknowledgment to Advocacy
Author: Dr. Lasonja Flowers-Ivory Category: Books for Educators, Culture and Heritage, Diversity and Inclusion, For Boys, Prejudice and Racism, School Life and Education, Self-Esteem and Identity Publisher: Ivory Educational Consulting, LLC Language: English Reading Age: Educators or Parents More DetailsSchools are sending a message to and about African American males that do not convey they are valuable and intellectually capable of academic success. In this book, Dr. Ivory presents relevant research surrounding the plight of Black males in education in a reader-friendly format. It will become more evident throughout the book that Black males continue to need others who believe in their abilities to be successful learners because they are most capable. Understanding and acknowledging how Black males cope with and respond to the cultural environment of their school is critical if educators plan to increase academic achievement for this group of students.
Who Cares about Black Boys?: Moving from Acknowledgement to Advocacy
Written by Dr. Lasonja Flowers-Ivory
Edited by Linda Stubblefield
Source: Publisher (Ivory Educational Consulting, LLC)
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