The school reform and student learning: a multicultural perspective according to james a. Banks
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https://doi.org/10.21154/mutaallimuna.v2i1.5951Keywords:
school reform, student learning, multiculturalismAbstract
This study aims to explore the meaning of reform and learning from a multicultural perspective and to consider its implications for student learning according to James A. Banks. The primary source for this study is the book *Multicultural Education Issues and Perspectives* by James A. Banks, while supporting sources include articles based on previous relevant findings. This study employs a library research method. Using content analysis, this study identified six aspects of multicultural reform: (1) school and learning reform from a multicultural perspective; (2) school reform must be anti-racist and anti-bias; (3) school reform reflects an understanding of and acceptance for all students; (4) school reform must be grounded in critical pedagogy; and (5) the involvement of students, teachers, and families.
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