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   literacy is not a means of perpetuating a status quo, but of empowering any and all students to flourish fully in the public world: “The benefit could be very great indeed—the achievement of significantly

2. www.researchgate.net › publication › 310228547Rethinking the Role of “Culture” in Educational Equity: From ...

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   Nov 14, 2016 · Its goal is to pinpoint disparities, eradicate inequities, and actively foster a culture of equity. Evaluating equity literacy is essential to understand how educational disparities impact...

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   Jun 29, 2023 · We propose the Critical Diversity Literacy (CDL) framework for citizenship education in contemporary heterogeneous societies. It encourages an anti-essentialist, power-conscious awareness of differ...

5. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Between Cultural Literacy and Cultural Relevance | SpringerLink

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   May 28, 2020 · Combining cultural literacy with critical consciousness creates a balance that ensures African American students maintain a critical perspective on social issues, especially those affecting historically marginalized communities, while at the same time giving them the confidence and expansion in personal agency that comes from having the ...

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6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › fullCultural capital or habitus? Bourdieu and beyond in the ...

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   Apr 20, 2014 · Bourdieu contended that the formal education system is a primary mechanism in the perpetuation of socioeconomic inequality, as it serves to legitimate the existing social hierarchy by transforming it into an apparent hierarchy of gifts or merit (Bourdieu, 1997, 2006; Bourdieu and Passeron, 1977).

   • Author: Jason D. Edgerton, Lance W. Roberts

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   Nov 15, 2019 · The problem of assessing intercultural communication competence was addressed by Chi and Suthers (2015), using social network analysis, in a study of intercultural communication among 280 university students from 49 countries, living in dormitory accommodation in an American educational institution.

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   Is cultural literacy a tool of perpetuating inequity?

   • It has been over 35 years since E.D. Hirsch published his landmark bestseller Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know. Hirsch’s work was immediately a hot item of controversy on both sides of the partisan aisle, with the right claiming it as a prop to their own ideology and the left calling it a tool of perpetuating inequity.

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   What is cultural literacy?

   • Hirsch originally defined cultural literacy as “the whole system of widely shared information and associations” needed to function in America by understanding idioms and references in normal communication (Hirsch, 1987, p. 103).

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   Are culture-centric frameworks based on a commitment to educational equity?

   • As I will show, although some culture-centric frameworks are grounded in commitments to educational equity, they often are implemented in ways that essentialize marginalized students and mask the forms of structural injustice that feed educational outcome disparities.

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   What is cultural literacy & ie?

   • Another cornerstone for cultural literacy and IE is emotional intelligence: Against the background of increased global mobility and the need to communicate effectively across cultures, the development of Emotional Intelligence (EI) is of growing importance to those involved in intercultural education.

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   What is Critical Diversity Literacy?

   • This article offers Critical Diversity Literacy (CDL) as an educational framework for the complex thinking about difference demanded by the heterogenous, fluid populations of the 21st century. As Sleeter (2014)puts it

   Critical Diversity Literacy: A framework for multicultural citizenship

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   What is equity literacy?

   • Virginia Commonwealth University, Rich- mond, VA. ... Equity literacy challenges individuals to deepen their understanding of others, themselves, and the community by moving beyond common multicultural approaches such as cultural competence and responsiveness (Aragona-Young, 2017).

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   Nov 14, 2016 · As I will show, although some culture-centric frameworks are grounded in commitments to educational equity, they often are implemented in ways that essentialize marginalized students and mask the forms of structural injustice that feed educational outcome disparities.