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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"equity framework"”.
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AN OBSERVATION OF THE EQUITY FRAMEWORK IN A LARGE URBAN DISTRICT AND ITS IMPACT ON SCHOOL DISCIPLINARY PRACTICE
… students. After the launch of the district’s Equity Framework, evidence of inequitable discipline practices still exists, as the out-of-school suspension data show the rate for African American students is nearly three times greater than that of other racial groups enrolled in CPS. The …
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BEYOND INTERVENTIONS: DISTRICT DESIGN OF MULTI-TIERED SYSTEMS OF SUPPORT AS AN EQUITY FRAMEWORK TO ADDRESS INEQUITABLE STUDENT OUTCOMES
… capacity to operationalize MTSS as a coherent framework for advancing equitable student outcomes across a portfolio of schools. By examining district systems, structures, and decision-making processes, the study positioned the district as the primary unit of change and explored how …
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Branding in the promotion of healthy movement behaviours
… activity organization brand to test the brand equity pyramid. Participants were a large, representative sample of Canadian adults. The analyses indicated that there was a five-factor brand equity framework (i.e., brand identity, brand meaning, brand responses, brand resonance, and intentions), …
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Perceptions of Assistant Principals as Equity-Focused Instructional Leaders
Educational equity is a strategy through which schools prioritize equitable access to learning experiences most appropriate for each student's needs. It is an attempt to reduce inequitable student outcomes by closing gaps in students' opportunities to access the teachers, learning, and resources …
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Supporting health equity in obesity prevention for women of reproductive age
… disparities for future generations. Health equity principles of social justice and human rights help obesity prevention researchers and practitioners to recognize social determinants of health; meaningfully engage with communities; ensure evidence-based programs are designed and implemented …
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Equity is more than recruitment and access: Supporting the success of Black and Latinx students in advanced placement coursework
… that district. Through the Systemic Racial Equity framework, this case study examined antiracist school leadership practices that focus on supporting Black and Latinx students’ access to and success in Advanced Placement classes. Through the use of secondary survey data, school leader and …
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Driving equitable demand : early lessons from the BetterBuildings Program to access 'hard-to-reach' communities for energy efficiency building improvements
… this thesis puts forth a Flexible "D.E.E.P." Equity Framework suggesting that programs could access hard-to-reach households by focusing on the democratic participation of stakeholders with local knowledge, market transformation, economic models, and the importance of place. Programs should …
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Navigating Conflict in Inclusive Education: Autoethnography from an Elementary School Principal
… perspective. Identifying conflict, through an equity framework is a critical step that allows for productive change and the advancement of discussions around inclusive education.</p> <p>Conflicts were found in the areas of roles and responsibilities; skills, knowledge, and experience; time and …
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Socioeconomic inequalities in non-communicable diseases in South Africa
… This thesis is situated within the health equity framework. The aim is to assess the extent of wealth related inequalities in NCDs and to assess the impact of the social determinants of health in mediating these inequalities. Data from the first South African National Health and Examination …
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Social equity and sustainability considerations in the planning of Nature-based solutions in Southern African Water Towers
… concerns by exploring: i) whether and how social equity has been considered in NbS project design, particularly in relation to vulnerable groups; and ii) whether project sustainability (in terms of longevity and more broadly in terms of sustainable development) has been linked to social equity. …
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Optimising Brand Equity and Marketing Performance with Implications in Building and Evaluating A Premium Profit Brand Valuation Model
Brand equity is one of the most intangible and valuable asset for organisations as discussed within the marketing and accounting literature. Though practitioners are aware of the growing importance of brand equity in their organisations, they are seen to be reserved in their usage of brand …
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Literacy Intervention at the Middle Level: A Mixed-Methods Examination of the Implementation of Thinking Maps
<p>This study examined the implementation of Thinking Maps® as a literacy instructional intervention for students in grades four and five. Using an explanatory sequential mixed-methods design, the study investigated the effect of Thinking Maps® on student achievement, changes in students’ …
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Addressing equity in sustainability assessment: A theoretical framework with applications in the Oil & Gas sector
This thesis explores the concept of equity and proposes methods to make it operational in decision-making focused on promoting sustainability. The conceptual approach developed in the research draws on the recognition that the two notions of equity and sustainability are tightly intertwined in the …
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Collegiate Equity Mentoring Matrix: A Culturally Relevant Framework for the Meaningful Mentoring of Black Male Students
This dissertation reports on a qualitative analysis of the mentoring experiences of 22 successful Black males at the University of Mississippi. Several theories were used to frame the analysis. Bozeman and Feeney’s (2007) mentoring conceptualization helps to exact an operational definition for …