Teaching and Learning about Diversity and Social Justice at the Graduate Level: Students' Attitudes toward Classroom Sharing
Document Type
Article - Merrimack Access Only
Publication Title
Multicultural Perspectives
Publication Date
9-2018
Abstract/ Summary
This paper explores student participation in dialogue in two sections of a master’s level course in diversity and social justice. The researchers, including a student from the course and the instructor of the course, analyzed responses to a brief survey and transcripts from student focus groups. Three major themes relevant to students’ attitudes about classroom sharing emerged, including students’ nature; students’ perceptions of their expertise; and students’ concerns about being judged. Recommendations for creating classroom environments that facilitate open exchange are offered.
Repository Citation
Rupert, E.,
&
Falk, A.
(2018). Teaching and Learning about Diversity and Social Justice at the Graduate Level: Students' Attitudes toward Classroom Sharing. Multicultural Perspectives, 20(3), 167-173.
Available at: https://scholarworks.merrimack.edu/soe_facpub/113
