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The Grit of African American male pre-service teachers.
The Grit of African American male pre-service teachers. (2015)
  • Pamela Barber-Freeman, Prairie View A&M University
Abstract
While the population of America's public schools is becoming more diverse, the percentage of minority teachers is steadily decreasing. While over 44% of all students in America are minority, only 12-14% of teachers are minorities and less that 2% are African American males. The challenge for colleges of education is to recruit more African American male teachers. Therefore, this study was undertaken to explore the concept of grit and its impact on African American males entering the teaching profession.
Keywords
  • Grit,
  • African American Males,
  • Teachers,
  • Minority Teachers,
  • Recruiting,
  • Resilience.
Disciplines
Publication Date
2015
Citation Information
Pamela Barber-Freeman. "The Grit of African American male pre-service teachers." The Grit of African American male pre-service teachers. (2015)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/pamela-barber-freeman/1/
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