Equitable Education What everyone working in education should know about closing the attainment gap for all pupils.
An essential guide for trainees and teachers providing an in-depth understanding of the complex issues related to the attainment of key groups of disadvantaged pupils, and practical strategies for addressing these gaps.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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St Albans :
Critical Publishing,
2021.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Half-title
- Title page
- Copyright information
- Dedication
- Endorsements
- Table of contents
- Meet the author
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- 1 Introduction
- The case for equity and diversity
- The diversity of pupils within our classrooms
- Current events and their relevance to this book
- Legal context: educational settings and teachers' duties
- The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)
- The Equality Act 2010
- Safeguarding
- Ofsted
- The Teachers' Standards
- Key concepts and terminology used in this book
- Intersectionality
- Exclusion, segregation, integration, inclusion and diversity
- Inequality, equality, equity, liberation and justice
- Inequality
- Equality
- Equity
- Liberation and justice
- Structural inequality
- Bias
- Racism
- Institutional racism?
- Unwitting racism
- Anti-racism
- Chapters
- 2 Social class
- PART A: OVERVIEW, KEY ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS
- Introduction
- Current attainment across Key Stages for pupils eligible for free school meals
- Closing the disadvantaged attainment gaps at a whole-school level
- Classroom strategies that work to close the disadvantaged gap
- PART B: KEY STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES
- Key strategies and resources to support the development of whole-school strategies to close the disadvantaged attainment gaps
- Key strategies and resources to support teaching and learning to close the disadvantaged attainment gaps
- CASE STUDIES
- POINTS FOR REFLECTION
- 3 Gender
- PART A: OVERVIEW, KEY ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS
- Introduction
- What does the literature review into gender inequalities in education tell us?
- National attainment data across all key stages disaggregated by gender
- Myths and realities about gender and achievement
- Sexism in schools
- PART B: KEY STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES
- Key strategies and resources to reduce gender inequalities
- CASE STUDIES
- POINTS FOR REFLECTION
- 4 English as an Additional Language
- PART A: OVERVIEW, KEY ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS
- Introduction
- History of provision for pupils with EAL
- The attainment of pupils with EAL in England
- A brief overview of the benefits of being bilingual or multilingual
- Key concepts to understand when teaching pupils with EAL
- Language and previous educational background
- Assessment of English language proficiency
- Silent phase
- EAL and SEND
- Cognitively challenging work
- Common underlying proficiency and the importance of building on the EAL pupil's first or additional languages
- PART B: KEY STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES
- Key strategies and resources to support pupils with EAL
- CASE STUDIES
- POINTS FOR REFLECTION
- 5 Minority ethnic achievement
- PART A: OVERVIEW, KEY ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS
- Brief history of migration to Britain
- A brief history of education of minority ethnic communities in England
- The diversity of the minority ethnic pupil population