Reviews
: Midwest Book Review Education Shelf - March 2, 2012
"Any educator's collection strong in multicultural interactions will find this a winning guide pairing case stories with discussions of applied cultural competence."
Lillian Durán, Assistant Professor, Special Education & Rehabilitation, Utah State University - May 19, 2011
"Avoids stereotyping, while at the same time providing a much needed window into common beliefs and perceptions that may be held by a diverse range of families. From intake through service delivery this volume will serve as invaluable guide to helping practitioners build strong and respectful relationships with the families and children they serve."
Karen Diamond, Purdue University - May 3, 2011
"An invaluable resource for students and practitioners . . . one that I would recommend to colleagues teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses in early childhood education and intervention."
Linda Espinosa, Former Professor of Early Childhood Education, University of Missouri-Columbia; author and consultant - May 3, 2011
"Updated examples help to clearly position this book in the complexities of the 21st century. This text should be required reading . . . we all need to deepen our understandings of the role of culture in our professional lives."