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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"Black Child"”.
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The life-world of the black child in ex-model `C` schools
… of relevant literature of the life-world of the black child in the ex-Model *C schools. * In the light of the findings obtained from the literature study formulate recommendations which could serve as guidelines according to which accountable support can be instituted in order to meet the needs …
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Voices from the margins: amplifying the workplace realities of black child-free women in South Africa
The rising number of individuals identifying as child-free has sparked a growing interest in understanding this demographic's unique challenges and opportunities. Despite progress in South Africa's equality legislation, child-free black women remain marginalised, frequently confronting stereotypes …
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Dear Black Child: A Discussion on the Formation of Identity for African Diasporic Adolescents in the U.S.
… to the anxiety that comes with being a black child in America. In this project, I plan to discuss the ways in which African diasporic adolescents develop their identity and consciousness and the ways in which living in American society helps and/or hinders the development of this …
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A Developmental Study on the Kinetic Family Drawing for a Nonclinic, Black-Child Population in the Midwestern Region of the United States
… Valid psychological instruments for use with Black children are scarce. This study sought to validate the Kinetic Family Drawing (KFD) as a useful tool for gathering information about Black children and their families, and to obtain normative and developmental data for this population.</p> …
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Christian Education as a Vehicle of the Liberation of a Black Child: A Critical Analysis of the Relevance of Christian Schools in Vhembe District, South Africa
… of Christian education in emancipating Black children from the existing challenges in Black communities. The Vhembe District in northern South Africa is remarkable for its unique socio-economic and cultural context, presenting considerable challenges and potential for Christian education …
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Verse and Reversal: The Poetic Return to the Inner Child as Black Revolutionary Praxis
Black revolutionary movements historically have centered the role of the Black child—as either foundation, visionary, or representation of Black liberation. The identity of any given revolutionary movement is characterized by three tenets: resistance, imagination, and love. In order for the …
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Raising A Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder: Examining the Influence of Parental Stress, Racial Discrimination, and Law Enforcement Interactions on Racial Socialization Practices among Black Families
… Parental stress is high for caregivers raising a child with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). One source of stress for parents is the risk of law enforcement officers (LEOs) misinterpreting ASD-related behaviors as threatening or suspicious. For various reasons, law enforcement officers (LEOs) come …
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The problem of the pedagogic relationship between the educator and the educand in black urban areas
… problem of this investigation lies on the urban Black child and how his environment may affect his relationship with the teacher. Being a Black child in an urban environment presupposes that he or she is a person of'; two worlds- the traditional and the modern technocentric world. The modern …
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Measuring Implicit and Explicit Attitudes Toward Transracial Adoption
… or TRA (i.e., White individuals adopting a child of a different race than their own) have been largely positive in a few experimental studies conducted, with only one study (Tinkler & Horne, 2011) employing an implicit measure, the Implicit Association Task (IAT). The current study has …
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Do we really see the world in black and white?
… there is a double standard of punishment between Black and White Americans and to evaluate the social perceptions of Black Americans in our society. Seventy-two teachers were given surveys concerning an eleven-year-old boy with aggression. On half of the surveys, the boy's name was Tommy and on …
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The Effects of Sex, Race, and Family Structure on Perceptions of Children
… was to examine participants' perceptions of a child's attractiveness, social competence, intelligence, and aggression based on sex, race, and family structure of the child. A videotape of a three-year-old child was shown to participants. Information about the sex, race, and family structure of …
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Culturally Relevant Pedagogy through African-centered Methods in a Midwestern Urban Elementary School
… methods is defined as centering the Black child in the curriculum as a subject rather than an object, which allows for an inclusionary process, giving equal representation of all cultural groups rather than one over the other (Khepera, 2007). Hegemonic practices, social dominance, and …
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Performing Childhood in Diaspora: Palimpsestic Bodies and Agency in Contemporary Black Diasporic Literature
… dissertation examines the complex role of the black child protagonists who emerge so prominently in contemporary black diasporic fictions published from the 1970s to the early 21st century. In literatures published after mid-1960s when former European colonies achieved independence and African …
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A History of Education for Black Students in Fairfax County Prior to 1954
… account of the educational developments for black students in Fairfax County, Virginia. The research will first address a brief history of education in Virginia. The second and third chapters will respectively address education for black students in the state and pre-Civil War education in …
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Violence as an impediment in the actualisation of the psychic life of the child in education : a psychopedagogic perspective
… self—actualization of the psychic life of the child due to the influence of violence. * To describe changes in society that have caused a breakdown in the pedagogic relationship between parents and children. * To determine, from the findings obtained, certain guidelines according to which …
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An analytical tale of the social media discursive enactment of networked everyday resistance during the #feesmustfall social movement in South Africa
… and oppression. They identified as “student qua black-child” stepping into the “Freedom fighter” role against the hegemonic post-apartheid condition curtailing their aspirations. It was found that social media socio-cultural embeddedness and under-design (Western European socio-cultural …
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The Black Community in Waco, Texas : a study of place, family, and work, 1880-1900.
"The Black Community in Waco, Texas: A Study of Place, Family, and Work, 1880-1900," is a-local study which analyzes residential patterns, family structures, and occupational status of the city's black population in the late nineteenth century. Comparisons between 1880 and 1900 are made concerning …