Research anthology on culturally responsive teaching and learning:
"This book of contributed chapters displays the best practices and lessons learned for culturally responsive teaching and learning across different types of institutions, classroom subjects, and with different types of students from diverse cultural backgrounds, focusing on culturally responsiv...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book of contributed chapters displays the best practices and lessons learned for culturally responsive teaching and learning across different types of institutions, classroom subjects, and with different types of students from diverse cultural backgrounds, focusing on culturally responsive practices and how these methods for teaching can impact student success, empowerment, and cultural competence"-- |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index Volume I. Section 1. Engaging students, families, and communities. Chapter 1. Using student-centered engagement in the classroom to develop cultural intelligence ; Chapter 2. When worlds collide: culturally responsive practices for multiracial students and families ; Chapter 3. Creating culturally and linguistically responsive classroom communities in early childhood language immersion schools ; Chapter 4. A typology of conscious decision making for service-learning field experiences: labeling practice and identifying praxis ; Chapter 5. Don't touch my hair: culturally responsive engagement in service-learning ; Chapter 6. Roll of thunder, hear my cry: utilizing positive perspectives from African American families for culturally responsive practices ; Chapter 7. Fostering culturally inclusive family and school collaboration within the African American "community" ; Chapter 8. - Implementing and evaluating culturally responsive teaching for historical black colleges and universities (HBCUs) through study abroad programs: effective culturally responsive teaching strategies suitable for HBCUs ; Chapter 9. Culturally responsive mentoring programs: impacting retention/graduation rates of African American males attending predominately white institutions ; Chapter 10. Culturally responsive teaching and mentoring for African American males attending post-secondary schools: diversity beyond disability ; Chapter 11. Diversity beyond disability: the potential for peacemaking pedagogy and practice ; Chapter 12. Working with immigrant children and families: preparing early childhood education leadership for culturally responsive teaching ; Chapter 13. Culturally responsive teaching to empower indigenous student communities ; Chapter 14. Digital storytelling as a culturally responsive instructional strategy for Pacific islanders in Guam and Micronesia -- - Section 2. Instructional design, development, and constructing culturally responsive environments. Chapter 15. Using postmodernism to effectively teach in diverse settings ; Chapter 16. Culturally responsive program evaluations ; Chapter 17. Care and cultural responsiveness of online college courses: preliminary criteria and best practices ; Chapter 18. Social presence and cultural identity: exploring culturally responsive instructional design in the online environment ; Chapter 19. Culturally responsive pedagogy, national culture, and online instruction: leading to learning ; Chapter 20. Strategies to support teachers in designing culturally responsive curricula in online learning environments ; Chapter 21. Strategies for teaching online higher education courses with an eye towards retention: choosing a culturally responsive path ; Chapter 22. - A historically black college's approach to integrating culturally diverse teaching and learning strategies in an online classroom platform ; Chapter 23. Culturally responsive social-emotional learning: reframing classroom and behavior management for equity ; Chapter 24. Utilizing culturally responsive teaching in an SEL curriculum ; Chapter 25. Culturally responsive response to intervention instruction and rehabilitation (RTIIR) practices in public schools using MTSS -- Section 3. Pedagogies and practices. Chapter 26. A restorative approach to culturally responsive schools ; Chapter 27. Moving toward culturally restorative teaching approaches ; Chapter 28. Sustaining culturally responsive teaching practices -- - Volume II. Chapter 29. Culturally restorative instruction: technique(s) that embed restorative practices "within" teaching and learning ; Chapter 30. Conceptual and theoretical frameworks for CRT pedagogy ; Chapter 31. Multicultural critical consciousness: it's the new "caring" ; Chapter 32. Teaching through culture: the case for culturally responsive teaching in american higher education institutions ; Chapter 33. Culturally responsive practices: African American youth and mental health ; Chapter 34. Understanding culturally responsive play through drama-based pedagogy ; Chapter 35. The music educator's unique sphere of influence: culturally responsive approaches for music education ; Chapter 36. Exploring cultural responsiveness in literacy tutoring: "i never thought about how different our cultures would be" ; Chapter 37. How to be interculturally responsive to your English language learners' writing needs ; Chapter 38. - Misconceptions about ells: culturally responsive practices for general education teachers ; Chapter 39. Culturally inclusive teaching of adult English language learners ; Chapter 40. Story cubing strategies: a culturally responsive practice for young dual language learners ; Chapter 41. Culturally-connected integrated STEM instruction ; Chapter 42. The impact of culturally responsive teaching on underrepresented students persistence in STEM: culturally responsive instructional strategies ; Chapter 43. Using culturally responsive teaching and data-driven instruction in mathematics to create equity and equality: culturally responsive mathematics -- - Section 4. Professional development, teacher education, and implementation in teacher preparation programs. Chapter 44. Developing the culturally responsive teacher: three perspectives from the frontlines ; Chapter 45. Modeling a culturally responsive mindset: strategies that connect and empower ; Chapter 46. Teacher induction in culturally, ethnically, or linguistically diverse settings ; Chapter 47. Inspiring teacher candidates to embrace cultural diversity ; Chapter 48. Examining the perceptions, beliefs, and practices of teacher candidates who work with diverse learners ; Chapter 49. Using reflection to explore cultural responsiveness of preservice teachers ; Chapter 50. Student teachers' experiences of cultural diversity during student teaching: a journey to developing culturally responsive classrooms ; Chapter 51. Preparing and enriching linguistically and culturally responsive educators through professional development ; Chapter 52. - Supporting faculty in culturally responsive online teaching: transcending challenges and seizing opportunities ; Chapter 53. Faculty professional development for culturally responsive pedagogy in STEM higher education: examining the TIDES model ; Chapter 54. Professional development for teachers of English learners (els): how constructivist thinking and culturally responsive pedagogy can support best practice for els ; Chapter 55. Considering diversity in l2 teacher education. - Mode of access: World Wide Web |
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| 500 | |a - Section 2. Instructional design, development, and constructing culturally responsive environments. Chapter 15. Using postmodernism to effectively teach in diverse settings ; Chapter 16. Culturally responsive program evaluations ; Chapter 17. Care and cultural responsiveness of online college courses: preliminary criteria and best practices ; Chapter 18. Social presence and cultural identity: exploring culturally responsive instructional design in the online environment ; Chapter 19. Culturally responsive pedagogy, national culture, and online instruction: leading to learning ; Chapter 20. Strategies to support teachers in designing culturally responsive curricula in online learning environments ; Chapter 21. Strategies for teaching online higher education courses with an eye towards retention: choosing a culturally responsive path ; Chapter 22. | ||
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| 500 | |a - Volume II. Chapter 29. Culturally restorative instruction: technique(s) that embed restorative practices "within" teaching and learning ; Chapter 30. Conceptual and theoretical frameworks for CRT pedagogy ; Chapter 31. Multicultural critical consciousness: it's the new "caring" ; Chapter 32. Teaching through culture: the case for culturally responsive teaching in american higher education institutions ; Chapter 33. Culturally responsive practices: African American youth and mental health ; Chapter 34. Understanding culturally responsive play through drama-based pedagogy ; Chapter 35. The music educator's unique sphere of influence: culturally responsive approaches for music education ; Chapter 36. Exploring cultural responsiveness in literacy tutoring: "i never thought about how different our cultures would be" ; Chapter 37. How to be interculturally responsive to your English language learners' writing needs ; Chapter 38. | ||
| 500 | |a - Misconceptions about ells: culturally responsive practices for general education teachers ; Chapter 39. Culturally inclusive teaching of adult English language learners ; Chapter 40. Story cubing strategies: a culturally responsive practice for young dual language learners ; Chapter 41. Culturally-connected integrated STEM instruction ; Chapter 42. The impact of culturally responsive teaching on underrepresented students persistence in STEM: culturally responsive instructional strategies ; Chapter 43. Using culturally responsive teaching and data-driven instruction in mathematics to create equity and equality: culturally responsive mathematics -- | ||
| 500 | |a - Section 4. Professional development, teacher education, and implementation in teacher preparation programs. Chapter 44. Developing the culturally responsive teacher: three perspectives from the frontlines ; Chapter 45. Modeling a culturally responsive mindset: strategies that connect and empower ; Chapter 46. Teacher induction in culturally, ethnically, or linguistically diverse settings ; Chapter 47. Inspiring teacher candidates to embrace cultural diversity ; Chapter 48. Examining the perceptions, beliefs, and practices of teacher candidates who work with diverse learners ; Chapter 49. Using reflection to explore cultural responsiveness of preservice teachers ; Chapter 50. Student teachers' experiences of cultural diversity during student teaching: a journey to developing culturally responsive classrooms ; Chapter 51. Preparing and enriching linguistically and culturally responsive educators through professional development ; Chapter 52. | ||
| 500 | |a - Supporting faculty in culturally responsive online teaching: transcending challenges and seizing opportunities ; Chapter 53. Faculty professional development for culturally responsive pedagogy in STEM higher education: examining the TIDES model ; Chapter 54. Professional development for teachers of English learners (els): how constructivist thinking and culturally responsive pedagogy can support best practice for els ; Chapter 55. Considering diversity in l2 teacher education. - Mode of access: World Wide Web | ||
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| spelling | Information Resources Management Association Verfasser aut Research anthology on culturally responsive teaching and learning Information Resources Management Association, editor Hershey, Pennsylvania IGI Global [2021] 1 Online-Ressource (1061 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index Volume I. Section 1. Engaging students, families, and communities. Chapter 1. Using student-centered engagement in the classroom to develop cultural intelligence ; Chapter 2. When worlds collide: culturally responsive practices for multiracial students and families ; Chapter 3. Creating culturally and linguistically responsive classroom communities in early childhood language immersion schools ; Chapter 4. A typology of conscious decision making for service-learning field experiences: labeling practice and identifying praxis ; Chapter 5. Don't touch my hair: culturally responsive engagement in service-learning ; Chapter 6. Roll of thunder, hear my cry: utilizing positive perspectives from African American families for culturally responsive practices ; Chapter 7. Fostering culturally inclusive family and school collaboration within the African American "community" ; Chapter 8. - Implementing and evaluating culturally responsive teaching for historical black colleges and universities (HBCUs) through study abroad programs: effective culturally responsive teaching strategies suitable for HBCUs ; Chapter 9. Culturally responsive mentoring programs: impacting retention/graduation rates of African American males attending predominately white institutions ; Chapter 10. Culturally responsive teaching and mentoring for African American males attending post-secondary schools: diversity beyond disability ; Chapter 11. Diversity beyond disability: the potential for peacemaking pedagogy and practice ; Chapter 12. Working with immigrant children and families: preparing early childhood education leadership for culturally responsive teaching ; Chapter 13. Culturally responsive teaching to empower indigenous student communities ; Chapter 14. Digital storytelling as a culturally responsive instructional strategy for Pacific islanders in Guam and Micronesia -- - Section 2. Instructional design, development, and constructing culturally responsive environments. Chapter 15. Using postmodernism to effectively teach in diverse settings ; Chapter 16. Culturally responsive program evaluations ; Chapter 17. Care and cultural responsiveness of online college courses: preliminary criteria and best practices ; Chapter 18. Social presence and cultural identity: exploring culturally responsive instructional design in the online environment ; Chapter 19. Culturally responsive pedagogy, national culture, and online instruction: leading to learning ; Chapter 20. Strategies to support teachers in designing culturally responsive curricula in online learning environments ; Chapter 21. Strategies for teaching online higher education courses with an eye towards retention: choosing a culturally responsive path ; Chapter 22. - A historically black college's approach to integrating culturally diverse teaching and learning strategies in an online classroom platform ; Chapter 23. Culturally responsive social-emotional learning: reframing classroom and behavior management for equity ; Chapter 24. Utilizing culturally responsive teaching in an SEL curriculum ; Chapter 25. Culturally responsive response to intervention instruction and rehabilitation (RTIIR) practices in public schools using MTSS -- Section 3. Pedagogies and practices. Chapter 26. A restorative approach to culturally responsive schools ; Chapter 27. Moving toward culturally restorative teaching approaches ; Chapter 28. Sustaining culturally responsive teaching practices -- - Volume II. Chapter 29. Culturally restorative instruction: technique(s) that embed restorative practices "within" teaching and learning ; Chapter 30. Conceptual and theoretical frameworks for CRT pedagogy ; Chapter 31. Multicultural critical consciousness: it's the new "caring" ; Chapter 32. Teaching through culture: the case for culturally responsive teaching in american higher education institutions ; Chapter 33. Culturally responsive practices: African American youth and mental health ; Chapter 34. Understanding culturally responsive play through drama-based pedagogy ; Chapter 35. The music educator's unique sphere of influence: culturally responsive approaches for music education ; Chapter 36. Exploring cultural responsiveness in literacy tutoring: "i never thought about how different our cultures would be" ; Chapter 37. How to be interculturally responsive to your English language learners' writing needs ; Chapter 38. - Misconceptions about ells: culturally responsive practices for general education teachers ; Chapter 39. Culturally inclusive teaching of adult English language learners ; Chapter 40. Story cubing strategies: a culturally responsive practice for young dual language learners ; Chapter 41. Culturally-connected integrated STEM instruction ; Chapter 42. The impact of culturally responsive teaching on underrepresented students persistence in STEM: culturally responsive instructional strategies ; Chapter 43. Using culturally responsive teaching and data-driven instruction in mathematics to create equity and equality: culturally responsive mathematics -- - Section 4. Professional development, teacher education, and implementation in teacher preparation programs. Chapter 44. Developing the culturally responsive teacher: three perspectives from the frontlines ; Chapter 45. Modeling a culturally responsive mindset: strategies that connect and empower ; Chapter 46. Teacher induction in culturally, ethnically, or linguistically diverse settings ; Chapter 47. Inspiring teacher candidates to embrace cultural diversity ; Chapter 48. Examining the perceptions, beliefs, and practices of teacher candidates who work with diverse learners ; Chapter 49. Using reflection to explore cultural responsiveness of preservice teachers ; Chapter 50. Student teachers' experiences of cultural diversity during student teaching: a journey to developing culturally responsive classrooms ; Chapter 51. Preparing and enriching linguistically and culturally responsive educators through professional development ; Chapter 52. - Supporting faculty in culturally responsive online teaching: transcending challenges and seizing opportunities ; Chapter 53. Faculty professional development for culturally responsive pedagogy in STEM higher education: examining the TIDES model ; Chapter 54. Professional development for teachers of English learners (els): how constructivist thinking and culturally responsive pedagogy can support best practice for els ; Chapter 55. Considering diversity in l2 teacher education. - Mode of access: World Wide Web "This book of contributed chapters displays the best practices and lessons learned for culturally responsive teaching and learning across different types of institutions, classroom subjects, and with different types of students from diverse cultural backgrounds, focusing on culturally responsive practices and how these methods for teaching can impact student success, empowerment, and cultural competence"-- Culturally relevant pedagogy Research IGI Global Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 1799890279 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 9781799890263 Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 1799890260 https://doi.org/10.4018/978-1-7998-9026-3 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
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