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Creating Educational Justice

Learning From Black Home Educators

Cheryl Fields-Smith
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Pages
192
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Harvard Education Press

About

A thoughtful, research-based discussion of Black homeschool experiences as models for educational improvement in K–12 public education

Related Subjects

  • Home Schooling
  • Education
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Inclusive Education
  • Parent Participation

Reviews

"This is a powerful exploration of why Black families are increasingly choosing to educate their children and teens at home. Through a meta-analysis of 63 Black home educators, Fields-Smith highlights homeschooling as a tool for fostering agency, self-determination, and addressing the opportunity gap. An incredible, essential read for all those interested in home education."
Gina Riley

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