Cultural Diversity Pedagogy and Meta-Case Design

Neal Dreamson is an Associate Professor in the Department of Technology and Society at State University New York, Korea and an Adjunct Professor at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

Acknowledgements. Background: Why cultural diversity education. Overview of Chapters. 1. Theory: Metaphysical pedagogy for cultural diversity. 2. Methodology: Meta-case design for cultural diversity pedagogy research. 3. Post-case design 1: Learning goals for cultural diversity. 4. Post-case design 2: Relational peer assessment. 5. Post-case design 3: Relational motivation and shared responsibility. 6. Post-case design 4: Empathetic learning. 7. Post-case design 5: Culturally inclusive critical thinking. 8. Post-case design 6: Cultural privilege as a pedagogical process. 9. Post-case design 7: Divergent thinking and perspective-taking. 10. Post-case design 8: Authentic classroom ownership through spatiotemporality. 11. Post-case design 9: Co-participatory formative assessment. 12. Post-case design 10: Multiple methods of asking questions. Conclusion: Meta-case design.