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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"critical whiteness theory"”.
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A Critical Race and Critical Whiteness Theory Analysis of Preservice Teachers' Racialized Practices in a Literacy Across the Curriculum Course
… </p> <p>This study drew on the premises of critical race theory and critical whiteness theory to define racialized practices. The study began with these theories' assumptions that race is an important social construction in U.S. society that is used to position people hierarchically, …
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White Clinicians’ Way of Being with Their Black Clients
… who inherently hold racial bias according to critical whiteness theory (Olcon, Gilbert, & Pulliam, 2019), navigate this within their therapeutic work and relationships as clinicians with Black clients. Using the framework of clinician way of being, the conscious attitudes and beliefs that …
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Becoming an educator: identity, music education, and privilege
This study is an intertwined critical autoethnography through which my experiences, my stories, are woven together with memories of family, students, and teaching career. Together, the telling of these stories will explore how I negotiated my identity development throughout my middle and high …
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Whiteness in a hidden space—unspoken but still there, in a private space, the classroom
… female novice teacher were aware of their own Whiteness and privilege, and were prepared to teach in classrooms where the student population consists mostly of Black students. The conceptual framework that guided this study was Critical Whiteness Theory, which has its origins in Critical Race …
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“Trying Your Best in That Moment with That Person”: Maintaining Feelings of Efficacy and Relevance in the Therapeutic Relationship with Community Mental Health Clients Experiencing Psychosis
… care. This dissertation proposes a grounded theory based on 16 participant interviews with community mental health clinicians in Philadelphia who have worked in outpatient settings with clients with psychosis. Using the frameworks of self-efficacy theory (Bandura, 1977), the common factors in …
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Female teachers, whiteness, and the quest for cultural proficiency
… proficiency mirrors cultural proficiency theory but lacks one key component: self-reflection in regard to whiteness. The interviewed teachers struggled with the theoretical foundations of critical whiteness theory and cultural proficiency, but they believed that the goal of cultural …
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Discourses of Social Inclusion in Sport and Recreation in Rural Ontario
… practice and policy. Further, I sought to critically examine discourses of Whiteness in programming and policy in rural settings. Therefore, in this research, I explored two questions: 1) How do sport and recreation practitioners and managers understand social inclusion in and through sport …
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“Enacting something I didn’t believe in”: Clinician Experiences of Dissonance Related to Power and Oppression in Community Mental Health
… to dissonance related to power and oppression in critical moments of the clinical encounter, exploring the ways that dissonance motivates acquiescence vs. resistance in these moments. My analysis revealed the ways that clinicians experienced powerless dissonance in areas where they don’t have …
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Identifying and addressing white supremacy in social work education
… dissertation by proposing the incorporation of critical whiteness theory (CWT) in social work education. As a subject area, critical whiteness studies emerged in the late 1990s as an expansion of critical race theory. A variety of disciplines have incorporated critical whiteness studies as a …
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Faculty Perspectives about the Impacts of Implementing Indigenous Content at Humber College in Ontario, Canada
… in their curricula. Through the QDA and QI, critical themes were uncovered, and emphasized the importance of the relationships developed within the classroom setting between professors and students, and the diverse culture that each post-secondary classroom offers learners. Each academic …