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Articles in Summer 1999 issue of Teacher Education Quarterly

  • Those who can't teach: Reflections on teaching diverse populations
    by Fueyo, Vivian
  • magic of culturally responsive pedagogy: In search os the Genie's lamp in multicultural education, The
    by Phuntsog, Nawang
  • Information on the California council on the education of teachers
  • Teaching the second-language testing course through test deveopment by teachers-in-training
    by Johnson, Ruth; Olive, Preston B Floyd
  • From boarding schools to the multicultural classroom: The intercultural politics of education, assimilation, and American Indians
    by Sanchez, John; Stuckey, Mary E
  • Beginning teacher standards: Impact on second-language learners and implications for teacher preparation
    by Solorzano, Ronald W; Solorzano, Daniel G
  • Assessing presservice teachers' zones of concern and comfort with multicultural education
    by Montecinos, Carmen; Rios, Francisco A
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