Anti-Racist Practice in the Early Years
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Anti-Racist Practice in the Early Years

A Holistic Framework for the Wellbeing of All Children

Valerie Daniel

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eBook - ePub

Anti-Racist Practice in the Early Years

A Holistic Framework for the Wellbeing of All Children

Valerie Daniel

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About This Book

Are all children treated equally in your class? Are you aware if you are displaying unconscious bias? How might this be playing out in your setting? These conversations need to take place if we are ever to shift systemic racism, for the wellbeing of all children in the early years and beyond.

This essential guide addresses diversity and inclusion in a meaningful and constructive way. The holistic approach explores a range of pertinent topics for the early years and demonstrates the positive impact educators can make by developing their knowledge of systemic racism, critically reflecting upon their provision, and embedding anti-racist practice within their settings.

This book includes:

  • A framework to embed and sustain anti-racist practice in early years education.
  • Case studies to explore constructions of racism in early childhood and the experiences of black children and their families.
  • Reflective questions to encourage readers to consider their own practices and to drive change.
  • A brief history of racism to create a sense of understanding and awareness of how we got to where we are today.
  • Practical strategies to equip those who work in the early years and to gain confidence in their anti-racist practice.
  • A focus on the power of professional love and co-creation to shift the dynamic and build the best outcomes for all children.

By making anti-racism real in our learning environments and reflecting upon and reviewing provision, early years educators can ensure they are committed to their remit of advocacy for the children and communities whose lives they touch. This powerful book is a vital read for all trainee and practising early years professionals, reception teachers, nursery teachers, and managers.

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Publisher
Routledge
Year
2023
ISBN
9781000858273
Edition
1

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Endorsements
  3. Half-Title
  4. Series
  5. Title
  6. Copyright
  7. Contents
  8. Trigger warning
  9. Preface
  10. 1 The complexity of social relations and social power 
  11. 2 A short history of racism: “Mum, what do you hope to gain from this chapter?”
  12. 3 “What’s typical for you may not be typical for me!”: The power of environments
  13. 4 “Are we really that different?”: Debunking stereotypical perceptions and popular myths
  14. 5 “Humanity is messy!” 
  15. 6 The warning light on the dashboard: “Work on the problem or prepare for the fallout”
  16. 7 The power of professional love: Working above and beyond our biases
  17. Conclusion
  18. References
  19. Index