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Showing 1 to 20 of 24 for “"culturally responsive teaching practices"”.
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Effects of Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices on the Literacy Learning of Latino Students
… implementations of multicultural education and culturally responsive instructional practices as a means of addressing the literacy learning needs of diverse and struggling students in two primary classrooms in an urban Southeastern elementary school. Reading instruction observations provided …
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The Impact of Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices on Closing the Achievement Gap for Students of Color
… impact of intensive, individualized coaching in culturally responsive teaching (CRT) practices on one elementary teacher's professional capacity and student achievement outcomes for students of color. The study was conducted in a diverse suburban district in Illinois where students of color …
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GETTING INTO GOOD TROUBLE: BUILDING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE TEACHING PRACTICES FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENT SUCCESS IN MATHEMATICS
… experiences as students inform their current practices; and (2) the instructional leader's role is essential in operationalizing teachers' beliefs and skills into consistent engagement practices. This research has implications for practice, policy and research. When teachers co-construct …
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Virginia Middle School Administrators' Perceptions of Culturally Responsive Teaching Practices and their Implications for Instructional Leadership
… methods to contribute to the body of research on culturally responsive teaching practices. The purpose of this study was to identify the perceptions of middle school administrators regarding their leadership in their school's implementation of culturally responsive teaching practices. The …
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The relationship between culturally responsive teaching practices and teacher's self-efficacy in K-8 urban choice schools
… to have high self-efficacy and continue in the teaching profession. This study aimed to understand the ways in which teachers demonstrated culturally responsive teaching practices. It also explored the relationship between culturally responsive teaching practices and teachers’ self-efficacy in …
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Developing Cultural Competence and Promoting Culturally Responsive Teaching in STEM Educators of Native Hawaiian Students
… The first was to determine the degree of culturally responsive teaching practices and level of cultural competence of participants who teach upper elementary (grades three through six) STEM educators of predominantly Native Hawaiian students. The second purpose was to identify differences …
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Centering Culture and Relationships in Learning: Culturally Responsive Teaching in Higher Education
… all across the United States, the amount of culturally and linguistically diverse students has increased significantly. Research has shown that when educators can develop educational practices and curricula that account for and incorporate students’ cultural frameworks, outcomes improve for …
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Urban Teachers Program: Culturally Responsive Middle School Teachers Describe Their Competencies
… ways that Urban Teachers’ candidates enact culturally responsive teaching practices in an effort to combat the opportunity gaps in education and increase students’ achievement rate. This study focused on documenting responses to the questions: How do Urban Teachers enact culturally …
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Effective Advocacy for English Language Learners
… schools. Such strategies include implementing culturally responsive teaching practices, finding a network of collaborative support, being informed on state and national legislation regarding ELLs, and using the Harvard Implicit Bias Test with colleagues to confront negative and deficit-oriented …
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Culturally Responsive Practices to Improve Instruction for Secondary Emergent Bilingual Students: A Design Development Study
Teaching emergent bilingual (EB) students requires that schools provide classroom environments that put into practice strategies that support English language development and support teachers with ongoing professional development and support to implement these strategies. Successfully implementing …
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Language, Culture, and Learning: Supporting Multilingual Learners
… a second language (L2). Social interaction and culturally responsive teaching practices further enhance learning by validating students’ linguistic and cultural identities, promoting participation, and encouraging collaborative knowledge construction. Through synthesis of recent peer-reviewed …
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Reducing Linguistic Barriers In Secondary Chemistry Through Inquiry-Based, Phenomena-Driven Instruction For English Language Learners
… proposes a shift toward phenomena-driven, culturally responsive teaching practices. Through a synthesis of current research and instructional methodologies, this study highlights the importance of multimodal supports, collaborative discourse, and real-world applications in reducing …
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Culturally Responsive Pedagogy: A Case Study in Georgia
<p>This study explored the phenomenon of culturally responsive pedagogy to address the problem of limited data to inform best practices in facilitating high teacher self-efficacy with culturally responsive teaching practices. Using a qualitative exploratory case study design with an initial …
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Capstone Project
… backgrounds into ELL curriculum while promoting culturally sustaining pedagogies in multilingual classrooms. The study examines how integrating this supports their academic achievement, engagement, and motivation for the English Language Learners. This writing focuses on how culturally responsive …
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The Perceptions Of School Psychologists Regarding The Disproportionality In Special Education For Students Of Color: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study
… lack of consistent pre-referral policies and practices; disparity patterns in the identification of students in the Open Choice population; staff perceptions in their low sense of self-efficacy to support students and perceived benefits of special education; bias; and disparity patterns in …
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From inherited practices to imagined possibilities: teacher educator agency in American Orff-Schulwerk teacher education
… in American music education, with over 100 TEs teaching nearly 1,400 teachers across 43 locations in 30 states during summer 2024. Unlike music teacher educators in higher education, most Orff Schulwerk TEs are practicing music educators who serve as TEs part-time under the auspices of the …
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From surviving to thriving and from equity to excellence : cultivating responsive practices, personalized approaches and adaptive platforms for online graduate multilingual learners
… programs, with a specific focus on identifying culturally responsive teaching practices, personalization approaches, and platform adaptations that facilitate their success. As online education continues to expand in higher education, there is an urgent need to ensure these virtual learning …
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Teacher Responses to Participation in Hawaii's Kahua Induction Program
… and the impact of their participation on their teaching? Several themes emerged from the participant interviews. First, before entering the Kahua Program the participants felt a need for cultural understanding, for guidance in teaching effectively in the unfamiliar cultural context, and for …
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Faculty Perspectives about the Impacts of Implementing Indigenous Content at Humber College in Ontario, Canada
… into their pedagogy and curricula demonstrated Culturally Responsive Teaching practices and were engaged in a variety of ways with Indigenous content and the 94 Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Professors’ approaches to teaching and learning, commitments to social …
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Changing the Paradigm in Strengthening School-Community Partnerships: Culturally Relevant Afterschool Programs Providing Professional Development to Classroom Teachers
This research study focused on culturally responsive teaching instruction supported and developed through less formal learning and teaching environments. Eight in-service teachers shared their beliefs, personal narratives, and culturally responsive teaching practices in educating African American …
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