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Developing and Teaching a Cultural Pluralism Course in One of America's "Uneasy Salad Bowls": "Immigration and Ethnicity in Los Angeles."

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Arnold, Faye W. – Teaching Sociology, 1995

Describes developing and teaching a college cultural pluralism course at California State University in Los Angeles. Maintains that the course used a political economy perspective and cooperative learning techniques. Discusses course objectives, class activities, and course materials. (CFR)

Descriptors: Class Activities, Cooperative Learning, Course Content, Course Descriptions

Facilitating the Critique of Racism and Classism: An Experimental Model for Euro-American Middle-Class Students.

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Cohen, Lorraine – Teaching Sociology, 1995

Maintains that, during the 1980s, it was difficult to find classroom approaches that effectively challenged racial and class stereotypes. Describes a college community service project designed to teach students about racial, social, and gender discrimination. (CFR)

Descriptors: Blacks, Classroom Techniques, Community Programs, Course Content