2002
DOI: 10.1080/1090102020230207
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Impact of early clinical experiences on student attitudes about diversity

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“…Our ability as teacher educators to enhance the cultural competence of our students has become a social imperative (Teidt & Teidt, 1999;Wolfe & Falk-Ross, 2002; and Derman-Sparks & Brunson Phillips, 1997). Students entering the teaching field must be prepared to work in a multicultural world.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Our ability as teacher educators to enhance the cultural competence of our students has become a social imperative (Teidt & Teidt, 1999;Wolfe & Falk-Ross, 2002; and Derman-Sparks & Brunson Phillips, 1997). Students entering the teaching field must be prepared to work in a multicultural world.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These field experiences should be coordinated so that the prospective teacher candidates have the opportunity to work in widely different settings so that they are working with vastly different groups of students. As Wolfe and Falk- Ross (2002) suggest, these experiences should include a "more meaningful [and] connected immersion in authentic educational experiences" (p. 157). For prospective teacher candidates to be able to understand their students and their lives, they must spend time in educational settings which include opportunities to work with students of poverty and culturally diverse students.…”
Section: Coursework In Diversity the Initial Activities Of Any Tpp Imentioning
confidence: 99%