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TEACHING MULTICULTURAL LITERATURE IN GRADES 9-12: Moving Beyond the Canon Arlette Ingram Willis There's no doubt that we have now collected a rich tapestry of multicultural literature to use with our students -- but where do we find it?  And how do we use it effectively?  This guide has the answers. Teaching Multicultural Literature in Grades 9-12 brings together the literature written by people of color living in the United States and its territories and reflects their histories, language, culture, literature, and lives and experiences.  The diverse groups of Americans represented -- African, Asian, Caribbean, Mexican, Puerto Rican, and Native -- have successfully gained literacy skills through the years, recorded their American experience, and produced a rich literature.  Your introduction to that world of literature is here. 1998 Now Available 276 pages Paperbound ISBN: 0-926842-73-0 Order #156 $19.95

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