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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"equal learning opportunities"”.
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The Efficacy of Charter Schools in the San Bernardino City Unified School District Meeting the Needs of Students with Disabilities
… <p>The aim of charter schools is to provide equal learning opportunities for all children, particularly those with disabilities; the results, though, are mixed. Some charter school students fare better than traditional school students, while others do worse. The exception is students with …
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The Effects Of Inquiry And Single-gender Grouping On Second Grade Girls' Attitudes And Participation In Science
… educators are at task to find methods to provide equal learning opportunities for all students. The purpose of this action research was to investigate the effects of single-gender grouping and inquiry-based teaching on girls' participation and attitude in science class. This study took place in a …
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Perceptions of Mentors and New Teachers: A Case Study of a Mentoring Program in Northeast Tennessee.
… classroom organization and management, and (h) equal learning opportunities.</p><p>Based on the research the following conclusions were presented. Mentoring programs are an important part of teacher induction. Positive relationships are critical to fostering successful mentoring teams. Common …
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Lack of Educational Resources as a Barriers to Educational Resources in the Implementation of Inclusive Education in Primary Schools of Molototsi Circuit, Mopani East District in Limpopo Province
Inclusive education aims to provide equal learning opportunities for all learners, regardless of their abilities or disabilities. However, many primary schools in rural areas face significant barriers to implementing inclusive education effectively. This study investigates the challenges related to …
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Spatial Reading System for Individuals with Blindness
… materials effectively, so that they may have equal learning opportunities as their<br />sighted counterparts.