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FEATURE ARTICLES: THEORY, RESEARCH, POLICY, AND PRACTICE

Critical Caring: Dispelling Latino Stereotypes Among Preservice Teachers

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Pages 129-143 | Published online: 23 Apr 2008
 

Abstract

Two Chican@ Studies professors share their pedagogy training preservice teachers in a course on the educational experiences of Latin@ youth. We describe our classroom practices based on a critical care framework. This framework moves student teachers beyond a superficial form of caring to a critically engaged relationship with students and their families. Our pedagogy is characterized by the following features: (a) creating a safe space to discuss beliefs and stereotypes regarding Latin@s, (b) engaging in active learning and developing critical thinking about stereotypes and inequalities, and (c) empowering preservice teachers to develop more optimal learning environments for Latino students.

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