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Showing 1 to 20 of 60 for “"Cultural Responsiveness"”.
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The Dispositions of Three School Psychologists Regarding Cultural Responsiveness
… and emotional disparities that correlate with cultural differences. It is therefore incumbent upon school psychologists to carefully consider their role in the process of actively contributing to this dynamic through self-reflective practices that support culturally responsive assessment and …
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Black Students, Discipline, and Cultural Responsiveness: Texas Black Educators as Cultural Translators
… students to lower discipline infractions using cultural responsiveness. Seven Black Texas educators participated in an individual semi-structured interview along with a focus-group interview. Data gathered from participants emphasized culturally responsive teaching as a pivotal pedagogical style …
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Exploring teacher feedback literacy: practices, challenges, and cultural responsiveness in a consolidated district
… practical (Carless & Winstone), and intercultural (Pazio Rossiter & Bale) dimensions—to investigate K-12 teacher feedback literacy. Using this lens, a survey (N=105) and interviews (N=8) revealed teachers strongly prioritize the relational dimension of feedback but are critically …
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Developing An Assessment Framework For Cultural Responsiveness Through A Japanese Program In A Southeastern University
… in North Carolina lists language fluency and cultural responsiveness. In order to evaluate students’ language fluency, the program adopted the Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) and the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT), however, no evaluation tool for cultural responsiveness was …
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Aligning Cultural Responsiveness in Evaluation and Evaluation Capacity Building: A Needs Assessment with Family Support Programs
… (Mertens and Wilson, 2012). Collaboration and cultural responsiveness are important topics in evaluation which remain largely distinct in the literature. However, evaluation capacity building provides a context for exploring possible intersections. Data about seven programs were collected via …
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Cultural responsiveness of Tennessee school counselors : an exploration of perceptions of multicultural counseling competence regarding racially and/or ethnically diverse students
… the researcher explored self-reported multicultural counseling competence of licensed and practicing Tennessee school counselors. The researcher used the multicultural counseling competence and training survey-revised (MCCTS-R) to identify school counselors’ self-reported multicultural …
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Ua Motu le Palefuiono (‘The Crown Has Broken’): The Samoan Aiga and Cultural Responsiveness in Youth Justice in Aotearoa New Zealand
… and youth justice practitioners) as a viable cultural support system for Samoan youth offenders in Aotearoa New Zealand is not well understood and thus under-recognised. While Oranga Tamariki (OT) openly seeks to be culturally responsive to aiga as a cultural support system, without deeper …
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The validation and utilization of the C.A.R.E. self-assessment tool and a comparison of perceived levels of cultural responsiveness in Benwood I and Benwood II schools
… conducted to determine teachers' perceptions of culturally responsive policies and practices in sixteen elementary schools in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Participants completed a survey called the C.A.R.E. (Culturally Aware and Responsive Education) tool, which was developed by the researcher. The …
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The impact of fostering trusting and meaningful relationships with ESL students in a two-year higher education institution
… particularly through faculty interactions and cultural responsiveness. Employing a phenomenological approach, the research explored the lived experiences of ten intermediate-level adult ESL students via a survey and in-depth interviews. Participants shared their insights on the importance of …
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Perceptions of Racism and Racial Privilege Among Speech Pathology and Audiology Graduate Students
… of speech-language pathology and audiology, cultural responsiveness plays an integral role in ethical and successful service delivery. A key component of cultural responsiveness is assessment of cultural biases, including an understanding and acknowledgement of racial disparities and …
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Preparing School Leaders to Meet the Needs of Students in Poverty
… Leaders (PSEL) Standard 3: Equity and Cultural Responsiveness and (b) determine new APs’ needs for induction related to providing equitable supports to students and families. The research questions guiding this study were: 1. For which of the elements of Professional Standards for …
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PERCEPTION MATTERS: A CASE STUDY EXPLORING HOW BELIEF SYSTEMS AFFECT FAMILY-SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS AND FAMILY LITERACY INITIATIVES IN A TITLE I SCHOOL
… Teacher bias, negative perceptions, and lack of cultural responsiveness hinder teachers’ effort to build meaningful relationships with Black families to best support family literacy. This qualitative study aimed to examine family-school partnerships through the experiences of school principals, …
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A Case Study of Faculty Perceptions of the Characteristics of a High-Performing, High-Poverty School
… growth, MLSS (multi-layered system of supports), cultural responsiveness, and transformational leadership. These themes defined four critical solutions to address practice, systems, culture, and leadership, and include recommendations for hiring and developing school leaders, principals’ personal …
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How to grow a culturally responsive career practice
… youth, including unpacking South Auckland's cultural, political, social, and historical landscape in playing a significantly influential role in Pacific youth's career decisions and aspirations. Collectivist societies of the Pacific diaspora communities of Aotearoa revolve around what is best …
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Culturally Responsive Leadership in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse School: A Case Study of the Practices of a High School Leader
The purpose of this study was to describe how a culturally responsive leader conducts her leadership role with teachers, parents and students in a culturally diverse high school. Surveys and interviews in the preliminary study helped to select a leader who best exemplified culturally responsive …
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Culturally Responsive Policy In An Urban HeadStart Program
<p>The purpose of this Culturally Responsive policy is to provide a framework for implementing and enhancing cultural responsiveness in an urban Head Start program. By increasing awareness of culturally responsiveness and providing on-going professional development and resources, the policy will …
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From inherited practices to imagined possibilities: teacher educator agency in American Orff-Schulwerk teacher education
… guidelines. Gay’s (2018) six characteristics of culturally responsive teaching—validating, comprehensive, multidimensional, empowering, transformative, and emancipatory—and Wenger’s (1999) communities of practice theory further informed the analysis. I used a qualitative case study to examine …
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