Titlebook: Intersections of Diversity, Literacy, and Learner Difficulties; Conversations betwee Theresa Abodeeb-Gentile,Dennis A. Conrad Book 2022 Spr

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“I’m Writing to Teach Those Who Do Not Know”: Making the Case for Inclusive Pedagogy that Values Difmes this case study in highlighting the classroom participation and writing development of a child who has been identified by the school as being severely learning disabled. This student’s learning is documented as an outgrowth of his participation in a curriculum that is engaging and flexible, and

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Collaboration in Career and Technical Education to Support All Learners: Reflections and Practices frsonally, socially, and professionally in the present and future. In this chapter, we three researchers, Marta, Cindy, and Nancy, draw from our teaching and research experiences to share examples of successful approaches to enhancing students’ academic success and positive identities in CTE programs

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Listen to Their Voices: Early Childhood Professionals Reflect on Their Experiences Teaching Language prospective candidates. This allowed me to offer suggestions that candidates could consider when applying for teaching positions and addressed pedagogical recommendations for current teachers to review and apply to their own classrooms.

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Learner Differences and Second Language Learning: A Post-colonial Perspectiveposit that it is counterproductive to inclusiveness. It causes the misconception that the lexifier is the only adequate standard for self-expression and is one of the causes of the cultural silence that pervades a society.

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An Ecological Examination of “Literacies”: A Mother’s Journeynd hopelessness. My frustration is complicated by the sense that too many stakeholders are speaking, as it were, different languages. These disharmonies of understanding are reflected in a paucity of common vision, mission, commitment, and action. I employ my perspective as a parent, social work pra

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Constructing Successful School Models for Inclusive Literacy: Supporting Student Success Through Stretails on classroom discourse, timely outcomes-based lessons, the social and emotional support that was provided, and the ongoing teacher professional development along with a focus on formative assessment and data-driven instruction. This chapter is written in the voice of the first author who is I

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Moving All up at Sireira Moderna Academyg into account the varying perspectives of principals, teachers, students, parents, and other stakeholders..For the first time in my tenure of five years at a Secondary School, pseudonymously known here as Sireira Moderna Academy (SMA), there was a decline in academic performance based on the result

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