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      What Do We Believe about Middle Grades Literacy and Race?
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      What Do We Believe about Middle Grades Literacy and Race?

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      Interrogating Practices and Pedagogies of Middle Grades Literacy Education through the Lens of Critical Race Theory

      What Do We Believe about Middle Grades Literacy and Race?

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      Interrogating Practices and Pedagogies of Middle Grades Literacy Education through the Lens of Critical Race Theory
      ByKristie White Smith
      BookConnecting Theory and Practice in Middle School Literacy

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 2021
      Imprint Routledge
      Pages 21
      eBook ISBN 9781003171508
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      ABSTRACT

      This chapter presents an analytical examination of prevailing principles, practices, and pedagogies in middle grades literacy education using key ideas drawn from Critical Race Theory (CRT) to frame points of discussion, inquiry, and critique. In a connection between theory and practice, this chapter includes a point-by-point consideration of common extant framings of literacies and literacy pedagogies for the middle grades with evaluations and instructional considerations through a CRT lens. The chapter concludes with a principled call to action, constructing and amplifying the need for extended critical conversations regarding middle grades literacy curricula, practices, and pedagogies with a lens toward instructional equity.

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