Giroux's theory of border pedagogy
a. endorses the "melting pot" view of American society.
b. emphasizes the need for a country's students to understand the cultures of adjacent countries.
c. assumes that there are stable differences between individuals and groups in society and that these
differences should not be the subject of educational interventions.
d. argues that cultural differences between individuals and groups are permeable and changing.
d
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