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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Inclusive Pedagogy"”.
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Researching inclusive pedagogy with teachers in Hong Kong
… sets out to develop greater understanding of inclusive pedagogy. It explores what teachers do in practice to support everyone’s learning, alongside what they believe about teaching a diversity of learners. In the main part of the empirical work, I researched with six teachers in Hong Kong. …
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Co-Design with Neurodivergent Students and Recent Graduates to Develop an Inclusive Pedagogy in Design Education
… graduates and develop an educational product for inclusive teaching practices within design studio courses. This approach aligns with the biopsychosocial model of disability, which encompasses listening to individuals personally affected and redesigning external factors that impact them. Themes …
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Straight Teachers' Perception of Queer Pedagogy: Saskatchewan High School Educators' Respond to Inclusive Pedagogy & Curriculum for Gender and Sexually Diverse Youth
… approach, understand and bring awareness to GSD inclusive pedagogy. Queer theory provides a theoretical lens to develop a deeper understanding of participants’ connections to school as a heterosexualized institution, and also to deconstruct heteronormativity. Using grounded theory methods of …
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Raising awareness of sex-gender stereotyping : the implications of some feminist ideologies for curriculum and pedagogy in secondary education
… stereotyping; 4) the development of an holistic inclusive pedagogy; and 5) the implementation of this pedagogy. The thesis is structured around six research questions. The first three research questions What are the origins of sex-gender differences?, What is the structure of the postmodern …
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Everything in di Dark Muss Come to Light: A Postcolonial Investigation of the Practice of Extra Lessons at the Secondary Level in Jamaica's Education System
… the banking concept of education and introduces inclusive pedagogy to facilitate "the passage from naïve to critical transitivity" (Freire, 1973, p. 32). Specifically, using a transformative mixed-methods design, grounded and informed by a postcolonial theoretical lens, I quantitatively uncovered …
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Exploring the Use of Inclusive Teaching Strategies to increase the Effectiveness of Adult Learning Programs related to Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) within Canadian Public Sector Organisations.
… of the participants, and identifies elements of inclusive strategies. The research methodology is focused ethnography, and with the theoretical frame of social constructionism this research allows for a focus on the relationship between individuals and a particular aspect of their life i.e. …
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Impact of Student Voice in the (Dis) Engagement of Middle School Students in Urban Elementary School and Academic Achievement
… study explores the impact of culturally inclusive teaching practices on student voice, engagement, and academic outcomes among middle school students in an urban elementary school. Grounded in the theoretical frameworks of Culturally Relevant Pedagogy (Ladson-Billings), Culturally …
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From reasonable adjustment to inclusive practice: the undiscovered country? Exploring the influence of lecture capture technology on academic outcomes and learning experiences for disabled students in higher education.
… frameworks, alongside evolving theories of inclusive pedagogy and advancements in assistive technology. There is significant current debate concerning the educational value of the provision of lecture recordings, which is considered by some as an exemplar of inclusive educational design but …
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How community college adjunct faculty members teaching communication courses understand diversity as it relates to their teaching
… participants. As a result, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Inclusive Pedagogy were examined as potential frameworks to guide next-level faculty development programs for adjunct faculty teaching communications courses at a community college. In the absence of such faculty development programs, …
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Understanding The Technology Barriers Experienced By Students With Disabilities In Higher Education
… digital accessibility, course design, inclusive pedagogy, universal design, and open educational resources. Data for this qualitative study was collected through semi-structured interviews with 12 participants who were active degree-seeking students with a disability who had completed …
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Runners, Biters, and Chair Throwers: Discourses of Order and Medicalization in Inclusion
<p>Inclusive leaders find that one of their greatest challenges is helping their schools to work with students regarded as acting disorderly, or having emotional or behavioral disorders. In this study, superintendents, special education directors, and principals in five districts in the Northeast …
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Design and Teach for All: Examining Faculty-Lived Experience with Inclusive Teaching Practices
Background: In higher education, faculty use inclusive course design and teaching practices to support learner success. These strategies are essential as the number of students with learning challenges and diverse racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds is rising. Although studies on inclusive …
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An exploration of teacher philosophies, preparedness, and lived experiences within 21st-century inclusive classrooms.
… practices and navigate the complexities of more inclusive learning environments persists (Allday et al., 2013; Cochran-Smith et al., 2016; Florian & Camedda, 2020; Vaughn & Swanson, 2015). The inclusive pedagogy approach provided the framework for comprehension of teacher philosophies, …
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Perceptions about math placement and pre-calculus/calculus math courses among college first-generation, low-income, students of color
… to be successful in math are illustrated within inclusive pedagogies in the classroom and, in turn, support structures to enhance student learning. Particular aspects of inclusive pedagogy included group active learning, diverse experiences and approaches, and a community of caring. Highlighted …
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Exploring Inclusive Education and Listening in Relation to Children's Experiences and Teachers' Perspectives
This thesis addressed the field of inclusive education and the importance of listening from the perspectives of both children and teachers. Drawing on experiences in pre-school and reception classrooms in England, I explored the essence of inclusive education and effective implementation strategies …
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Elucidating the function of inositol pyrophosphate signaling pathways in Arabidopsis thaliana
… an online version of the VT-REEL program. Using inclusive pedagogy practices and surveys from the participants, we compiled the best practices for moving a summer undergraduate research program online. These practices come from surveyed participants in the 2020 and provides strategies that can be …
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Team-teaching for inclusion: A critical analysis of disability discourse in Irish Post-Primary Schools
… as an effective way to support the deployment of inclusive pedagogy in post-primary schools. Yet, evidence for such assertions is equivocal and the practice remains problematic and underused. Much of the inertia reported in relation to the adoption of team-teaching in post-primary schools had been …
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Under-represented Students' Engagement in Secondary Science Learning: a Non-equivalent Control Group Design
… among these students, more contemporary and/or inclusive pedagogy is recommended. More specifically, multicultural science education has been suggested as a potential strategy for increased equity so that all learners have access to and are readily engaged in quality science education. While …
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Tracing hydrosocial change: the social constellations of water access and allocation for oil and gas development in Colorado
… with rural understandings. An embodied and inclusive pedagogy encourages empathy so that fewer political divides surface when rural communities feel silenced and forgotten. Interdisciplinary learning paradigms should work to generate empathy so that urban-biased water policies and practices …
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