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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"title 1 schools"”.
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The Role Of School Leadership In Teacher Retention In Title 1 Schools
… are intrinsically motivated to remain in Title 1 schools. Such motivators included family dynamics, senses of community, and sociological ideologies. While most of the leader-member exchanges were positive and of high quality, there is a need for teacher-driven, differentiated professional …
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Paternal involvement in Title 1 schools: a qualitative study of fathers' perspectives
… initiatives to encourage and support parents of Title 1 schools as partners in their children’s education. The current literature identifies that parent-school partnerships are represented largely by mothers and not fathers. The purpose of this qualitative research was to examine how fathers were …
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Bridging The Divide: Second Language Teachers, Pedagogy, Content Knowledge, And Technology
… with second language teachers, and comparing Title 1 and non Title 1 schools. Technology can be used to provide unique learning opportunities for second language learners. Second language students can benefit from technology by practicing skills, increasing motivation, providing authentic …
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Professional Learning Communities: Perception of Impact on Learning
… research is: How do principals and teachers in Title I schools perceive the learning benefits in a Professional Learning Community?</p> <p>(a) What do teachers perceive as benefits of participating in a Professional Learning Community? (b) What do teachers perceive as an influence(s) on student …
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The Challenges of Newly Adopted Mathematics Curriculum in Title I Schools: A Mixed Methods Study
… the curriculum standards for all students across schools in Texas schools, for grades K-12. The study examined the challenges that teachers and administrators have had to overcome to meet federal legislation educational compliance. Additionally the study examined how schools and districts were …
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A Case Study of Why Teachers Choose to Remain in One Urban School District
… most from shortages of qualified teachers. Schools with these characteristics are often our Title 1 schools. Staffing these schools can be a very difficult task. Haberman (1987) attributed the shortage of qualified urban educators to factors such as racism, fear, a generally negative …
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Racial Diversity of Texas School Teachers
… population are often successful, particularly in Title 1 schools with high proportions of minority students; however, teacher turnover is high. The students in Texas public schools are a growing minority-majority population. Changes in the student body racial composition and other school-related …
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The Impact of Parental Involvement on the Reading Achievement of Fourth Grade African American Males in the Tidewater Region of Virginia
… partnerships can be organized to improve schools and enable all families to support children's reading and literacy skills (Epstein et al, 2002-2009). This study examined the extent to which the reading achievement of African American male learners improves with school, family, and …
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Nurturing Inclusivity and Enhancing Learning Environments: Examining Teachers’ Perspectives on Culturally Responsive Social Emotional Learning
… and curricula have emerged as a priority in schools over the past three decades, with greater urgency since the COVID-19 pandemic. While SEL programs may show promise in supporting students’ social and emotional needs generally, current SEL practices apply color-evasive approaches, leading to …
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Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in High School Science: Assessing the Implementation in Title 1 Classrooms
… relevant pedagogical practices in their Title 1 science classrooms.</p>