In Studying Micro-Aggressions in the Classroom, Brookfield Found Evidence That

question 9

Multiple Choice

In studying micro-aggressions in the classroom, Brookfield found evidence that

• A) minorities are often excluded from classroom discussions and are generally not given the same opportunities as their White counterparts.
• B) White teachers were overwhelmingly more attentive to non-White students.
• C) teachers were acutely aware of their White ideology and were able to consciously avoid micro-aggressions.
• D) students are generally unaware of any insult or exclusion on the part of teachers against them.

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