Why have the arts been so marginalized in education?
Trans people who transition will marginalized in education, and shoved towards the underground economy.
As many societies become increasingly plural and/or struggle to move away from barriers and stratifications that stifled social prosperity and advancement, educational change necessitates fresh approaches that lift up all students and, in particular, the traditionally marginalized, using education as a vehicle for positive social change.
That we can use consumerism (and marginalize education) in our eagerness to alert a wide swath of people to injustice.
Future research and practice should include a specific focus on those youth most marginalized in the education system, particularly those who lack language skills and formal education.
Women's history has long been marginalized in mainstream education, relegated to its own niche of study and overlooked in favor of male-dominated historical narratives.
At the forefront of my pedagogical thinking is equity and engagement for all students, especially those African American and Chicano Latino students who have been most marginalized by our education system.
Drawing inspiration from my previous research, I advocated for high-quality, non-marginalized education.
You are educating 18,000 kids every day who are marginalized in American public education.
Indeed, although parent-child communication was primarily restricted to the risks posed to the social order by premarital sexual relationships, Muslim girls preferred to receive sexual education from their mothers, and felt that school-based sexual education programs marginalized the influence of Islam on choices concerning sexuality [ 32].
In this vein, the Uganda lab uses initiatives like MobiStation (a solar-powered multimedia kit) to address some of the biggest challenges of the education system: teacher absenteeism, poor-quality instruction, and lack of textbooks, and thereby bring quality education to marginalized groups.
