Handbook of Public Pedagogy
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“…In what follows, I illustrate this by reference to (a) discipline policies, (b) system-wide accountability measures, (c) pedagogies and underlying epistemologies, and (d) school-community relations. The increased use of zero-tolerance discipline policies has led to a disproportionate number of racialized-minority, low-income youth being pushed out of school, often due to minor infractions (Cassidy & Jackson, 2005;Losen, 2011;Templeton & Dohrn, 2010). Involuntary placement in alternative settings for youth "at risk" has increased (Carver & Lewis, 2010;Kleiner et al, 2002;McNulty & Roseboro, 2009).…”
Section: The Context Of Misrepresentation: Struggles For Political Voicementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In what follows, I illustrate this by reference to (a) discipline policies, (b) system-wide accountability measures, (c) pedagogies and underlying epistemologies, and (d) school-community relations. The increased use of zero-tolerance discipline policies has led to a disproportionate number of racialized-minority, low-income youth being pushed out of school, often due to minor infractions (Cassidy & Jackson, 2005;Losen, 2011;Templeton & Dohrn, 2010). Involuntary placement in alternative settings for youth "at risk" has increased (Carver & Lewis, 2010;Kleiner et al, 2002;McNulty & Roseboro, 2009).…”
Section: The Context Of Misrepresentation: Struggles For Political Voicementioning
confidence: 99%