Edith M. Guyton, Martin V. Wesche
2005.10.1Multicultural Perspectives
Abstract
Multicultural education is “a democratic approach to teaching and learning that seeks to foster cultural pluralism within culturally diverse societies and an interdependent world” (Bennett, Niggle, & Stage, 1990, p. 244). Multicultural teacher education is the effort to produce professional educators who are both committed to the ideals of multicultural education and competent in their practice of it. Hidalgo, Chavez-Chavez, and Ramage (1996) captured the complexity and the progression of evolving conceptions of multicultural education:
Citation format
GUYTON, Edith M.; WESCHE, Martin V. The multicultural efficacy scale: Development, item selection, and reliability. Multicultural Perspectives, 2005, 7: 21–29.