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Perspectives of 21st Century Black Women English Teachers on Impacting Black Student Achievement

Summer Carrol

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Summer A. Carrol, Perspectives of 21st Century Black Women English Teachers on Impacting Black Student Achievement, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 86, No. 2, 37th Annual Charles H. Thompson LectureEducation Research in the Black Liberation Tradition: Return What You Learn to the People (Spring 2017), pp. 115-137

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Summer A. Carrol, Perspectives of 21st Century Black Women English Teachers on Impacting Black Student Achievement, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 86, No. 2, 37th Annual Charles H. Thompson LectureEducation Research in the Black Liberation Tradition: Return What You Learn to the People (Spring 2017), pp. 115-137

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Summer A. Carrol, Perspectives of 21st Century Black Women English Teachers on Impacting Black Student Achievement, The Journal of Negro Education, Vol. 86, No. 2, 37th Annual Charles H. Thompson LectureEducation Research in the Black Liberation Tradition: Return What You Learn to the People (Spring 2017), pp. 115-137

Key concepts: Mathematics education, Black women, Student achievement, Academic achievement, Sociology, Pedagogy, Psychology, Gender studies

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