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McCollin, Michelle J. – Multicultural Learning and Teaching, 2010
The mentor-mentee relationship is a critical aspect of the success trajectories of many foreign-born African American scholars. Within the context of this relationship, both the mentor and mentee have an opportunity to not only exchange ideas and experiences that contribute to success, but more importantly, the sometimes isolated scholar has an…
Descriptors: Mentors, Blacks, African Americans, College Faculty
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Grant, Patrick A. – Multicultural Learning and Teaching, 2010
People'?s personal experiences shape their views based on lifelong behaviors and contributions to the society in which they find themselves. Foreign-born African American educators are no exceptions. In this article I share my voice as a foreign-born African American teacher educator.
Descriptors: African American Teachers, Foreign Nationals, Immigrants, Teacher Educators
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Warner, Sean S. – Multicultural Learning and Teaching, 2009
There are countless Schools and Colleges of Education around the country touting strong commitments to cultural and linguistic diversity (CLD), culturally responsive teaching, and multicultural education in their teacher-preparation programs; however, we are still seeing critical masses of graduates from these programs teach (and assess learning)…
Descriptors: Teacher Education Programs, African Americans, Immigrants, Foreign Nationals