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    Racial standpoint and learning

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    2009-05
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    Nowicki, Angela Nicole
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    This qualitative research study sought to understand the ways in which student racial standpoint influences the skills and concepts which they report to have learned from an Interracial Communication and African American Relational Communication course, and the ways in which they discuss applying this knowledge to a service-learning course. The results from revealed eleven (11) skill and concept themes which students reported to have learned in the course, eleven (11) pedagogical tools which students described as contributing to their learning in the race communication classroom and seven (7) application themes which students reported to have used in a service-learning course. Beyond these themes which emerged, student racial standpoint and implication for future research are discussed.
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    http://purl.galileo.usg.edu/uga_etd/nowicki_angela_n_200905_ma
    http://hdl.handle.net/10724/25593
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