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DB 4- group Y

According to the National education association, most students in the dropout category mainly include the American Indian and Alaskan natives. Their overall performance is mostly math, and reading has been incredible. This has brought adverse facts concerning their race and …

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The goal of the article is stated on the opening page of the article “African-born Immigrants in US Schools: An Intercultural Perspective on Schooling and Diversity” by Immaculee Harushimana and Janet Awokoya. It explains what the paper is …

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«African studies experts deplore the fact that both college and secondary students in the U.S. know little about sub-Saharan African nations and cultures (Osunde, Tlou, & Brown, 1996). In some U.S. universities and colleges, the situation has been addressed through …

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  1. Paragraph 1-2, Page 34.
    1. While African-born immigrants continue to grow in the U.S, the regards to their academic and scholastic planning in our educational system remains in a state below par. While innumerable factors influence the neglected African-born immigrant’s educational

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“African children have to contend with both the negative depictions of Africa in the media, and the mis-portrayals about African societies in the school curriculum (i.e. textbooks, films, and magazines) (Awokoya, 2009; Ukpokudu, 1996). Western media presents African people as …

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In the paragraphs under “Diasporic Versus Mainstream Films: Media Mediation in a Diverse Classroom,” Awokoya and Harushimana talk about representation of African Americans in mainstream media like TV shows, educational videos, and movies. Movies from western countries show inaccurate depictions …