Culturally Proficient Practice: Supporting Educators of English Learning Students - Softcover

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Reyes L. Quezada, Ed.D., is currently Associate Professor at the University of San Diego. Reyes writes and teaches in the areas of Bilingual Education, K-12 Teacher Recruitment, Issues on Faculty of Color, Instructional Models, Home-School Community Partnerships, Experiential Education and Physical Education Through Adventure Based Programs. He came to USD in 1999 from the University of Redlands and prior to that he taught at California State University, Stanislaus. He has also lectured for California State University San Bernardino, San Diego State University and the Washington Center for Academic Seminars in Washington D.C. Among his articles are "K-12 Teacher Recruitment: Implications for Teacher Education" (Teacher Education Quarterly), "Developing Diverse Faculty in Culturally Proficient Education Programs" (Journal of Multicultural Education), and "Forming Home-School Community Partnerships Among Bilingual Communities" (The School Community Journal).

Delores B. Lindsey is Associate Professor of educational administration at California State University San Marcos in San Marcos, California. She is coauthor of four Corwin publications: Culturally Proficient Learning Communities: Confronting Inequities Through Collaborative Curiosity (2009), Culturally Proficient Instruction: A Guide for People Who Teach (2002, 2006), the multimedia kit by the same name, and Culturally Proficient Coaching: Supporting Educators to Create Equitable Schools (2007). Lindsey is a former middle grades and high school teacher, middle grades site administrator, and county office of education administrator. As a professor, she serves schools, districts, and county offices as a cognitive coach training associate, adaptive schools associate, and as a consultant to develop culturally proficient educators.

Randall B. Lindsey is principal associate of The Robins Group. He is professor emeritus at California State University, Los Angeles, where he served as chair of the Division of Administration and Counseling in the School of Education. He has served as a junior and senior high school teacher of history and as an administrator of school desegregation and staff development programs. He has worked extensively with school districts as they plan for and experience changing populations

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