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Colour Blind:
a practical guide to teaching black adult learners

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Alyson Malach
ISBN 1 86201 096 X
December 2001

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Recently the MacPherson Report, among others, has drawn attention to the existence of institutional racism. In light of this, educational and other institutions face real challenges in attempting to eradicate it.

This well informed and practical guide brings together the collective experience and knowledge of black practitioners, students and researchers whose activities, efforts and insights have been growing within the black education movement since the 1960’s. It focuses on ways in which black and minority ethnic adult learners are marginalised, and identifies ways in which their needs, in relation to the needs of all learners, can effectively be met to support recruitment, retention and achievement in adult learning institutions.

With the help of case studies, practical suggestions, hand-outs and exercises, this photocopiable pack provides an invaluable source of information and advice. It contains examples of good practice to show how to plan, create, deliver and market inclusive programmes to grow an equality culture.

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Reviews

‘…no education provider, from day nursery to university, could afford not to study this guide and apply its recommendations as good practice.’
(Professor Gus John)

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Contents

Overall aims  
Acknowledgements  
Foreword  
Introduction  
Chapter 1 Social and economic issues
Chapter 2 Effective strategies for reaching black and minority ethnic learners
Chapter 3 Support for learning
Chapter 4 Curriculum issues
Chapter 5 Staff development and organisational change
Chapter 6 What are equal opportunities all about?
Conclusions  
Resources  
Glossary of terms  
Further Reading  
References  

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