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Implications for
Social Justice Educators

BY BRE EVANS-SANTIAGO

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 Table of Contents
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Theme One: Inclusive Classrooms 1

Chapter One:
Learning to See and Unlearn: Building Authentic Relationships
with Latinx Immigrant Families in School and Research Settings 3
Adam Sawyer and Mirna Troncoso Sawyer

Chapter Two:
Engaging Students Through Universal Design for Learning 21
Jay Percell

Chapter Three:
Understanding and Addressing Behavior: From Screaming
to Crying to Tantrums to Violence 31
Anni K. Reinking

Chapter Four:
Reaching All Learners With Multicultural Connections 47
Sara Schwerdtfeger

Chapter Five:
Understanding and Embracing African American Vernacular English 63
David Sandles

Chapter Six:
Are You a Boy or a Girl? Student Identity 79
Anni K. Reinking and Bre Evans-Santiago

Theme Two: Curriculum Implementation 95

Chapter Seven:
Christmas for Everyone? 97
Bre Evans-Santiago
viii Mistakes We Have Made

Chapter Eight:
Nurturing the Revolution: Anarchy and Democracy in the
Elementary Classroom 113
Brittney Beck

Chapter Nine:
Cultivating Diversity Through Multicutural Literature 129
Mahmoud Suleiman

Chapter Ten:
Revamping Curriculum Through a “Social Justice” Lens 151
Anni K. Reinking

Chapter Eleven:
Unpacking the Messiness in Critical Elementary Education 165
Laura Shelton and Jeannette Alacrón

Theme Three: Professionalism 177

Chapter Twelve:
Establishing Professional Communication Through
Culturally Responsive Rapport 179
Mahmoud Suleiman

Chapter Thirteen:
Dressing for Success: Visual Appearance Makes a Difference 201
Bre Evans-Santiago

Chapter Fourteen:
Co-Teaching in Your First Year: Professional Marriages
Resulting in Success or Divorce? 213
Kira A. Hamann

Contributor Bios 235

Index 239
Foreword

Lynnette Mawhinney,
University of Illinois at Chicago

Media is often saturated with teacher success stories. Films like Dangerous
Minds or Freedom Writers show the wonders of classroom success through true
stories of white women situated to be heroes. Teacher films highlight this idea
that what works in these particular classrooms will work for all children and
classrooms, negating the nuances and complexities of teaching human beings.
Even the films featuring teachers of color are over the top. There is Jaime Es-
calante outfitted in his chef ’s outfit and using a butcher’s knife chopping apples
to teach fractions in Stand and Deliver or Joe Clark wielding a bat around school
in Lean on Me. Media depicts teaching as an over the top, almost flawless prac-
tice. Yet, teacher education is not far off from these media depictions. Often,
teacher educators will discuss their own success stories championing the idea
of “if you do this, you too will be successful.” It is an easy trap to fall into, as the
“warts and all” perspective is harder to reveal.
As a teacher educator, I have also fallen into this trap at times. It is easy
for me to share with preservice teachers how I creatively got Tyrone, my 9th
grade class clown, to limit class disruptions by giving him time on Fridays to
do a 5-minute stand-up routine in class. On the other hand, I do not easily share
how I shudder thinking about a conversation I had with Terrell that did not
x Mistakes We Have Made

acknowledge the hardships he had in life. This conversation ended up causing

unintentional emotional violence and permanently shut down our relationship.
Two days later, Terrell left the school, as his uncle shipped him off to a boarding
school—or so we are told. I never got to tell Terrell I am sorry. And yet, it is a
conversation that haunts me to this day, but one that I learned the most from
in my high school teaching career.
Essentially, the reality is that teaching is a career of ups and downs. The
mistakes we make and the bumps in the road are what ultimately shape our
teacher identity. This is why this edited volume, Mistakes We Have Made, fulfills
such a critical need in teacher education. Most of the authorship are new teacher
education faculty—fresh voices to lead a new wave of teacher education.
All of the authors are vulnerable and wholeheartedly honest in sharing
their mistakes as cautionary tales scaffolded with the wisdom of time, distance,
and hindsight around becoming a more refined justice-orientated educator. All
of the lessons in these pages are founded on the concept of funds of knowledge.
Knowing the students, community, and more importantly, knowledge of self, is
vital to teacher development and teacher identity. Through the classroom trau-
mas, righteousness, misunderstanding of cultural norms of communication,
misguidance on religious values, stripping away of student identity, imprudent
gender norming practices, troubled co-teaching relationships, and even ward-
robe malfunctions, Mistakes We Have Made pushes readers to think deeply
and models how to make mistakes meaningful in reshaping justice-oriented
pedagogical practices. This book is a work of action with examples of authentic
relationships with student success at the core.
Ultimately, Mistakes We Have Made takes a “for us, by us” stance and tells
readers of mistakes in order for others to not re-create the same mistakes, but
also acknowledging that mistakes happens. Mistakes are an important, if not
a critical, part to teacher development. So grab a glass of horchata, sit back,
and read this book knowing there is a new revolution of honesty happening in
teacher education between these pages.
Preface

Not everything that is faced can be changed. But nothing can be changed
until it is faced.
—James Baldwin

I began this project with the intent to “do something cool for new teachers.”
The more I taught in higher education, the more I wanted to write a book that
would impact the future: future educators, future students, future educational
equity around the country. The preservice teachers and master’s-level teachers
will be responsible for so many lives as they take on and continue their teach-
ing careers. As I reflected on my current students, I also thought about all the
children who have come into my life throughout the years in PreK–8 settings.
Many times, I did a disservice to them in some way from my lack of knowledge
about several things: family dynamics, professionalism, biases, and so much
more. But hindsight is 20/20.
Some of the experiences I thought about from my past included situations
in which students were left out or embarrassed because of my inability to in-
clude all of them in my classroom. In the past 19 years, I have gathered more
and more knowledge of what is needed to ensure that all students, our students,
are receiving an equitable education. My knowledge and skills were obtained
through teaching and administrative experiences as well as research. I made
mistakes, and I learned from them. I made great choices, and I learned from
them. I also learned more about my own identity and how my intersectionality
and positionality influence this work. I identify as a cisgender, Black, pansexual
female, which heightens my awareness of injustices for marginalized popula-
tions. I personally understand how it feels to be judged or mistreated because
of my identities, both visible and invisible. I am empathetic for children who re-
ceive injustices daily, and I cannot go on knowing I did not try to do something.
As I continuously increase my knowledge of culturally sustaining pedago-
gies while also gaining a deeper understanding of the injustices our minority
xii Mistakes We Have Made

children face, I appreciate greats such as Dr. James Banks, Dr. Geneva Gay, Dr.
Linda Darling-Hammond, Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings, Dr. Django Paris, Dr. Nel
Noddings, Dr. Cris Mayo, and so many more.
Now, in this edited book, I am responding to my responsibility as a profes-
sor. I am not a hero or known researcher. I am not a guru or a know-it-all. I just
have what other professors have, and that is experience. But, instead of me just
telling my story, I created this space to allow other teacher educators to con-
tribute their stories as well. This book provides a platform for teacher educators
to be vulnerable and share their narratives. We want social justice educators to
know that, first, it is okay to make mistakes, and, second, do not make the same
mistakes we have made. While reading this book, readers should be positioned
to reflect on themselves, as if looking into a mirror. Becoming self-aware will
provide the platform to reexamine and revise one’s own thinking to maintain
a better balance of social justice instruction. Thereafter, the chapters are set up
to have the opportunity to move forward with social justice influenced actions
within the classroom. The experiences and implications are given to help each
reader look hypothetically through a window. Readers should begin to see what
changes need to be made and feel encouraged to do so by the great contributors
within this book.
The book is situated into three themes: inclusive classrooms, curriculum
implementation, and professionalism. These themes were created with inspi-
ration from my classroom management course that I teach at California State
University, Bakersfield. I believe these components are the most important
topics to consider in order to make the biggest impact in the lives of students.
Lesson plans and management cannot work successfully without understand-
ing the injustices students may face. I believe the themes provide a foundation
that allows the space to expand on specific skills, tools, and knowledge needed
to teach successfully anywhere.
Within each theme, there are individual chapters written by various authors
that reside throughout the country. The various perspectives and experiences
come from teacher educators in California, Kansas, Illinois, North Carolina,
and Texas. Each chapter is meant to stand on its own but should definitely
not go unread. The vulnerability and meticulous research, coupled with strat-
egies and ideas for success in a social justice classroom, is worth the read. Each
Preface xiii

chapter concludes with action steps and/or reflection questions to ensure that
after reading, the book does not “sit on the shelf.”
The journey to create this book involved so many people that helped make
it happen. A special thanks to each and every author that made this book possi-
ble; your professionalism and knowledge of material are greatly appreciated. A
special thanks to Dr. Anni Reinking, who has been a part of my writing process
for many years. Not only have we personally grown together, but we also have
been reliable partners for our scholarship. I am forever appreciative of your in-
sight and listening ear, and I look forward to many more experiences with you.
My family will always be at the top of my list for support. My spouse, Mr. Bobbi
Evans-Santiago, is my rock and my joy. His undivided attention to my adven-
tures and work endeavors cannot go unnoticed. I love you so much and thank
you for being my strength when I am tired. I appreciate you, Michelle Schwartze
for endless editing and support; I have learned so much from you. Thank you,
Cindy Cotton, for your time and energy toward indexing. My faculty peers at
California State University, Bakersfield deserve recognition for their encour-
agement, and I could not ask for a better work family! My appreciation also goes
to my bro-son, Joshua Santiago. Experiencing motherhood with such a special
young child has pushed me even further to ensure that every teacher addresses
social justice issues and that all kids receive the education they deserve.
To those families and children I did not serve adequately, I apologize. I
have learned from my mistakes and therefore am providing this book for the
next generations of teachers in hopes that they will learn from our mistakes and
become better social justice educators from the start.
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