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Feminist Teacher

Volume 19, Number 2, 2009

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E-ISSN: 1934-6034 Print ISSN: 0882-4843

Table of Contents

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Articles

Critiquing the Rhetoric of "Safety" in Feminist Pedagogy: Women of Color Offering an Account of Ourselves
pp. 87-102

Continuation of Feminist Pedagogy in Action

Teaching Sensitive Issues: Feminist Pedagogy and the Practice of Advocacy-Based Counseling
pp. 103-121

Theme 3: Attention to the Affective Components

Feminist Disability Studies Pedagogy
pp. 122-133

Theme 4: Use of the Situation-At-Hand

The Old Woman and the Rug: The Wonder and Pain of Teaching (and Learning) Chemistry
pp. 134-149

Abstracts

Themes 1 and 2 appeared in full in 19.1. Abstracts follow at the end of the themes for this issue.

Theme 1: The Role of Reflexivity

Full-Contact Pedagogy: Lecturing with Questions and Student-Centered Assignments as Methods for Inciting Self-Reflexivity for Faculty and Students
p. 150
Fostering Preservice Teacher Identity in Science through a Student-Selected Project
p. 151

Theme 2: Action Orientation

Facilitating Smart-Girl: Feminist Pedagogy in Service Learning in Action
p. 152

Book Reviews

The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (review)
pp. 153-155
Feminism, Sexuality, and Politics (review)
pp. 156-157
The Gift, Il Dono: A Feminist Analysis (review)
pp. 157-159
Made from Scratch: Reclaiming the Pleasures of the American Hearth (review)
pp. 159-161

Teaching Notes

Female Mathematicians as Role Models for All Students
pp. 162-167
Global Perspectives: Developing Media Literacy Skills to Advance Critical Thinking
pp. 168-171

Contributors

Our Contributors
pp. 172-175

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