What teachers need to know : topics in diversity and inclusion.
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Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Eugene :
Wipf and Stock Publishers,
2017.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Family pedagogy : reclaiming a topic of inclusion for teacher education / Sherick Hughes
- A role for teachers and teacher education in developing inclusive practice / Martyn Rouse
- Achieving culturally sensitive education with faith-informed discourse / Jonathan Anuik
- Toward an ecologically informed paradigm in thinking about educational reforms / Chet Bowers
- Self-worth and meaning-oriented education / Eva Maria Waibel
- Uncritical critical thinking in teaching and learning : smashing down "old" ways of thinking / Matthew Etherington
- Universities, higher education, and ideological diversity : insights from moral foundations theory / James Dalziel
- The benefits of choice in education : a Canadian perspective / Peter J. Froese
- Full inclusion and learners with exceptional needs : educational ideology vs. practical pedagogy / Ken Pudlas
- Building resilience in children in relation to bullying, discipline and classroom management / Lucinda Spalding
- Education and mental health : a parent perspective / Karen Copeland
- Between strangers and friends : toward a theory of hospitality, reciprocity, and respect for difference in "special needs" education / Bruce Shelvey
- The teacher's authority / Ken Badley
- Worldview inclusion in public schooling / John Valk
- What teachers need to know about tolerance / Matthew Etherington
- Experience, education, and story : a transcultural teacher narrative / Edward R. Howe
- Considering the nature of science and religion in science education / Adam Forsyth
- Epistemology, religion, and the politics of inclusion in Ontario public education / Leo Van Arragon
- The reconception of story in children's picture books : will any story do? / Christina Belcher
- Inclusion and playing in the in-between / Cynthia à Beckett.