6-0450 RACE, GENDER AND SOCIETAL (IM)MOBILITY: GOING AGAINST THE TIDE OF U.S. EDUCATION POLICY

Sunday, November 20, 2011: 12:15-14:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

This session would be of particular interest to:
Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges

12:15

Self-Making Through Race and Success: Racial Positionings of Asian American Youth In Urban School

Yenhoa Ching (UC Berkeley)

12:30

How Latin American Immigrant Parents’ High School Choice Behaviors Relate to Perspectives On Adolescent Development

Carolyn E Sattin-Bajaj (Seton Hall University)

12:45

On the Necessity of Confusion In Conversion: The "Mystification of Math" In the United States

Lauren S Bae (Teachers College, Columbia University)

13:00

Don’t Forget the Military: Renewing No Child Left Behind

Brian W Lagotte (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

13:15

Educational Legacies of Afrocentric Religion and Spirituality In the United States

Anna E MacBriar (University of Colorado at Boulder)

13:30

Literacy's Legacy: Examining Discourses of Social Transformation In Public Access Television and the Youth Media Field Through Harvey Graff's 'Literacy Myth' Framework

Amy J. Bach (Rutgers)

13:45

"It's Just Gym": African American Teen Girls Enacting Body-Based Identity In School Settings

Stephanie M McClure (Case Western Reserve University)

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