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Implicit Bias in Schools : A Practitioner's Guide.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Gullo, Gina Laura.
Contributor:
Capatosto, Kelly.
Staats, Cheryl.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (220 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Milton : Taylor & Francis Group, 2018.
Contents:
Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of contents
Meet the Authors
Preface
Our Story
A Systems-Changing Challenge
Lived Experiences of Bias
The Writing Journey
"Who Are You to Be Talking to Me About Race?"
Who Is Gina?
Who Is Kelly?
Who Is Cheryl?
Who Are You, to Be Listening to Us TalkAbout Implicit Bias?
How to Read This Book
Special Features
eResources
List of Contributors
Invited Chapter Authors
Lived Experience Contributors
Part I What Is Implicit Bias?
1 Implicit What?
Knowing Isn't Everything
Education for ALL
What Is at Stake?
A Brief History of the Intersection of Race, Social Science, and the Education System
Setting the Stage for the Next Steps: Considering Implicit Bias
References
2 Forces, Sources, and Discourses of Implicit Bias
Introduction
Blame It on Your Brain!
Who Told My Brain That All X People Are Y?!
Killer faces charges in civil servant murder suspect faces charges in postal worker death
Immigrants taking more u.s. jobs new citizen unemployment declines
What Does a Bias Look Like?
Implicit Association Test
Affective Priming Task
Affect Misattribution Procedure
What's the Best Way to Look at My Bias?
Summary
Part II Why Does Implicit Bias Matter?
3 Making the Grade: Academics
Measuring Achievement
Classroom-Level Implicit Bias
Teacher Expectations
Teacher Traits
School/Community-Level Implicit Bias
Bias in Curricular Materials
Culturally Responsive Practices
Accessibility
The Academic-Discipline Link
4 Who Did What?: Behavior and Discipline
Exclusionary Discipline
The Big Deal: The Punishment/School Discipline Gap.
The Influence of Implicit Bias on Discipline Decisions
When Implicit Bias Slips In
Teacher-Level Impact
Administrator-Level Impact
But Why?
Part III What Can We Do about Implicit Bias?
5 Making a Difference by Yourself: Individual Strategies
Decision-Making Supports
Intergroup Contact
Mindfulness
Counter-Stereotypical Exemplars
How To Do It
Join a Committee or Volunteer Group (1)
Seek Experiences Outside Your Comfort Zone (2)
Engage in Reflection (3)
Seek Additional Education (4)
De-Bias Your Screen Time (5)
Reduce In-the-Moment Decisions (6)
Share Decision-Making Responsibilities (7)
Institutionalize Stress-Relief Activities (8)
Create Diverse Working Groups (9)
Decorate Your Space (10)
Keep Record (11)
Create Opportunities for Self-Empowerment (12)
Use Your Existing Assets (13)
Educate Beyond the Classroom (14)
Strategy Shortcut
Final Thoughts
6 Making a Difference in Your School: Institutional Strategies
Extensions of Self Strategies
Recruiting and Retaining a Diverse Faculty
Community Integration and Involvement
Mindful Practices for Decision-Making
Counter-Stereotypic Exemplars
School-Wide Strategies
Data-Based Strategies
Equity Audits
Equity Traps
School Climate
Accountability
Discipline Systems
Culturally Responsive Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports
Restorative Practices/Justice
Professional Development Interventions
Policy Reformation
Relationships
Moving Forward
Part IV What Does Implicit Bias Work Look Like?
7 Supporting Policy and Practice to Address Implicit Bias in Discipline
Setting the Stage: School Discipline Reform in Illinois.
Statewide Legislative Reform
Illinois Discipline Data Law
ISDR Law
Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative - Transforming School Discipline Collaborative (TSDC)
Supporting Equity in School Discipline
Model Student Code of Conduct
Discipline Checklist
Implicit Bias Language
Toolkit
Administrators' Academy
Lessons Learned
Initial Outcomes of School Discipline Reform Efforts
Conclusions
8 Conducting a Successful Implicit Bias Training
Chapter Focus
About the Author and Team
Planning an Implicit Bias Training: Pre-Implementation Phase
Establishing Support
Choosing the Trainer
Understanding the Context
Content of Implicit Bias Training: What to Include?
Introduce the Concept of Implicit Bias
Discuss When and How Implicit Bias Affects Behavior
Provide Strategies to Counteract Implicit Bias
Integrate Implicit Bias Measurement
Prioritize Participant Engagement
Participant Reactions
Post Implicit Bias Training: The Need to Follow Up
Training as the First Step
Reference
9 Addressing Implicit Bias District-Wide: Experiences and Lessons Learned
The "Right" Time and Place
Defining the Role
Too Many Cooks
Laying the Groundwork
Responding to the Data
Community Town Halls for Race Dialogue
Continuing the Growth
Pono: A Diversity Learning Community
Facilitated Dialogue Session on Implicit Bias
Training Session for Film Screening
Discoveries
Achieving "Buy-In"
Challenges to My Difficult but Necessary Journey
Rising Tensions
Unfound Support
A Dedicated Mission
Advice for Leaders Preparing to Initiate Change
Do…
Do Not…
Structural Recommendations
Other Considerations
If Your…
How to Achieve…
Appendix A DATA: Detailed, Accurate, and Tracked Awareness.
The Data Cycle
Problem Identification
Problem Analysis
Intervention Planning
Monitoring
References.
Notes:
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Other Format:
Print version: Gullo, Gina Laura Implicit Bias in Schools
ISBN:
9781351019897
OCLC:
1080084919

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