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Constructing Positive Anti-Racist Academic Relationships

Diminishing Bias While Increasing Progress

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In diverse and migrant societies, uncertainty of others is common and inevitable. This uncertainty is most evident in the classroom between teachers and multiethnic students. As a result, cultural uncertainty and naïve understanding between students and teachers is detrimental to academic success in multicultural classrooms across the globe.

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Hancock, S. (2016). Constructing Positive Anti-Racist Academic Relationships. In: Husband, T. (eds) But I Don’t See Color. SensePublishers, Rotterdam. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6300-585-2_2

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