Background
Banks, Cherry Ann McGee was born on October 11, 1945 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Kelly and Geneva McGee.
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This book looks at how a group of educators, social activists, and scholars tried to reduce intergroup tensions and create schools where people of all groups could learn from and with each other.
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Hailed for its focus on values and educating future citizens, this text concentrates on the principle that children need to learn the basic information about the social sciences through constructivist inquiry. Subsequently, they need to learn how to think critically and make solid decisions about that information in order to become good citizens. The text stresses that humans will always face personal and social problems, and that all citizens should actively participate in the making of civic a nd public policy. Enables student teachers to create a classroom environment which fosters just that - civic interest and reflective decision- making.
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Banks, Cherry Ann McGee was born on October 11, 1945 in Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Kelly and Geneva McGee.
Bachelor of Science, Michigan State University, 1968. Master of Arts, Seattle University, 1977. Doctor of Education, Seattle University, 1991.
Teacher Benton Harbor Public School, 1968. Staff associate Citizens Education Center Northwest, Seattle, 1984—1985. Education specialist Seattle Public Schools, 1985—1987.
President Education Material and Services Center, Edmonds, since 1987. Consultant Jackson (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1988, Seattle Public Schools, 1988-1990, Little Rock Public Schools, 1989, Scott Foreman Public Company, Glenview, Illinois, since 1992. Visiting assistant professor Seattle University, 1991-1992.
Assistant professor education University Washington, Bothell, 1992-1996, associate professor education, 1996-2000, professor education, since 2001, interim director education program, since 2006.
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Member Jack and Jill American, Seattle, 1978-1994, First African Methodist Episcopal Headstart Board, Seattle, 1981-1983. Trustee Shoreline Community College, Seattle, 1983-1995. Board directors King County Campfire, Seattle, 1985-1988.
Chair editorial board AERA Books, since 2005. Member Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Council Social Studies Programs Committee (vice chairperson Carter G. Woodson Book award committee 1991-1992, chairperson 1992-1993, nominating committee), American Research Association, The Links, Inc. (president Greater Seattle chapter), Phi Delta Kappa (founding, Seattle University chapter), Alpha Kappa Alpha.
Married James A. Banks, February 15, 1969. Children: Angela Marie, Patricia Annual.