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Food for Thought: The Institutional Context of Multicultural Education Jann L. Murray-Garca, M.D., M.P.H. Davis, California Food for Thought: The Institutional Context of Multicultural Education Jann L. Murray-Garca, M.D., M.P.H.


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Food for Thought:

The Institutional Context

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Multicultural Education

Jann L. Murray-García, M.D., M.P.H. Davis, California

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Food for Thought:

The Institutional Context

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Multicultural Education

Jann L. Murray-García, M.D., M.P.H. Davis, California

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A Curriculum Model*

The curriculum

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The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience

*From C.R. Coles and J.G. Grant. Curriculum evaluation in medical and health-care education. Medical Education 1985;19:405-422.

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Coles’ Model

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The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience The curriculum

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What is your Institutional Curriculum, and what can you recapture and reclaim as consistent with and supportive of your multicultural tenets and goals?

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DIMENSIONS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CURRICULUM

(Not in order; not a complete list)

 Policies  Processes  Resources  Those dubbed as “teachers”: Who are the faculty?  Administrative leadership  History of and current interface with the community

(communities)

 Ethos of the institution

What are we teaching with each of these dimensions of our

  • wn institutional curriculum?
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DIMENSIONS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CURRICULUM

(Not in order; not a complete list)

 Policies  Processes  Resources  Those dubbed as “teachers”: Who are the faculty?  Administrative leadership  History of and current interface with the community

(communities)

 Ethos of the institution

What are we teaching with each of these dimensions of our

  • wn institutional curriculum?
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Coles’ Model

a b c d e f g

The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience The curriculum

  • n paper
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DIMENSIONS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CURRICULUM

(Not in order; not a complete list)

 Policies  Processes  Resources  Those dubbed as “teachers”: Who are the faculty?  Administrative leadership  History of and current interface with the community

(communities)

 Ethos of the institution

What are we teaching with each of these dimensions of our

  • wn institutional curriculum?
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Coles’ Model

a b c d e f g

The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience The curriculum

  • n paper
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DIMENSIONS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL CURRICULUM

(Not in order; not a complete list)

 Policies  Processes  Resources  Those dubbed as “teachers”: Who are the faculty?  Administrative leadership  History of and current interface with the community

(communities)

 Ethos of the institution

What are we teaching with each of these dimensions of our

  • wn institutional curriculum?
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Coles’ Model

a b c d e f g

The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience The curriculum

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Coles’ Model

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The curriculum in action The curriculum from the student’s experience The curriculum

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What are we depriving our students (and our learning community) of with a dysfunctional institutional curriculum ?

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What is your Institutional Curriculum, and what can you recapture and reclaim as consistent with and supportive of your multicultural tenets and goals?