[Coehd] Richard Valencia's latest book completes his trilogy on deficit thinking and education

Dear Colleagues, These books on Deficit Thinkin are noteworthy for our Research, Teaching, and Service functions! I hope you are well and thriving amidst the challenges, becoming more resilient and innovative in reaching your unique goals. With warmest regards, Rosalind Horowitz ________________________________ From: Enrique Murillo Jr <EMurillo(a)csusb.edu&gt; Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2020 2:14 PM To: jle <jle(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; jle-authors <jle-authors(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; jle1 <jle1(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; nlen <nlen(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; SCCHSI <SCCHSI(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; ncle <ncle(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt;; hle <hle(a)groups.csusb.edu&gt; Cc: Richard Valencia <richard.valencia(a)mail.utexas.edu&gt; Subject: [EXTERNAL] LEAD Publications Alert: Richard Valencia's latest book completes his trilogy on deficit thinking and education **EXTERNAL EMAIL** This email originated outside of The University of Texas at San Antonio. Please exercise caution when clicking on links or opening attachments. [cid:b6a049ad-c66a-4fdb-86ca-1c7387f9aba0] https://www.routledge.com/International-Deficit-Thinking-Educational-Thou... A Message from Richard R. Valencia, Professor Emeritus Educational Psychology, The University of Texas at Austin Contact: richard.valencia(a)mail.utexas.edu Dear colleague: Forgive me for sending you this form letter, but I'm disseminating it to hundreds of scholars. I'm proud to alert you that International Deficit Thinking: Educational Thought and Practice (2020, New York, Routledge), which explores deficit thinking in 16 countries across the world, has been published and completes the trilogy of my scholarly tomes on deficit thinking. Book no.1, The Evolution of Deficit Thinking: Educational Thought and Practice (1997, London, Falmer Press), is considered a ''citation classic." Book no. 2, Dismantling Contemporary Deficit Thinking: Educational Thought and Practice (2010, New York, Routledge) is considered a "widespread impact" book. It won the 2011 American Educational Research Association Outstanding Book Award, deemed by many to be the top national educational book award. This book also won the 2011 American Educational Studies Association Critics Choice Book Award. For further information, I've attached a flyer of the book (with a 20% discount). For more description of the book, click the link, "Review Book Preface," located directly on the left under the Table of Contents. The link will direct you to a Google Books link. Click it and the Preface will appear. I hope my new book, which covers deficit thinking in education in numerous countries, will stimulate your interest. Please feel free to pass on this email to colleagues who may find the book of interest. Best wishes for a productive and peaceful 2020. -- To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jle+unsubscribe@groups.csusb.edu<mailto:jle+unsubscribe@groups.csusb.edu>.