Equity Doesn't Just Happen
Stories of Education Leaders Working Toward Social Justice
Herausgeber: Smith, Jo; Kim, Elisabeth Crowell
Equity Doesn't Just Happen
Stories of Education Leaders Working Toward Social Justice
Herausgeber: Smith, Jo; Kim, Elisabeth Crowell
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This volume offers a mix of theory and application on equity work in schools, districts, and states.
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 136
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 209g
- ISBN-13: 9781475865394
- ISBN-10: 1475865392
- Artikelnr.: 65697413
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 136
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 8mm
- Gewicht: 209g
- ISBN-13: 9781475865394
- ISBN-10: 1475865392
- Artikelnr.: 65697413
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Edited by Jo Smith and Elisabeth Crowell Kim
Foreword: Decoteau Irby
Introduction: Jo Smith, University of Auckland.
Chapter 1 Motivations and Mechanisms: Stories of education leadership
pathways: Elisabeth Kim, California State University, Monterey Bay.
Chapter 2 Toward culturally responsive district leadership: Institutional
change processes: Iton Udosenata, Salem-Keizer Public Schools, Oregon.
Chapter 3 Equity audits to enhance culturally-responsive leadership: George
Theoharis and Christine Ashby, Syracuse University; Sarah Gentile, West
Genesee Central School District; Nate Franz, Jamesville-DeWitt School
District; Corey Williams, Syracuse City School District; Ben Steuerwalt;
Rory Edwards, Syracuse City School District & Meredith Devennie, Liverpool
Central School District.
Chapter 4 Flipping the script through virtual reality perspective-taking to
increase the culture of belonging: Wendy Morgan, SHIFT and Heather McClure,
University of Oregon.
Chapter 5: Equity in action: Efforts and challenges of retaining BIPOC
leaders: Gustavo Balderas, Beaverton School District, Oregon
Chapter 6: Culturally responsive service delivery: George Theoharis,
Syracuse University, Sarah D. Lent, University of Wisconsin-Madison &
Kimana Kibriani, Syracuse University.
Chapter 7: Tribe-school district relationships for policy change toward
social justice: Mona Halcomb, Washington Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Chapter 8: Challenging Leadership to Meet the Needs of Muslim Students in
New Zealand Schools: Deborah J. Lomax, University of Auckland
About the Authors
Index
Introduction: Jo Smith, University of Auckland.
Chapter 1 Motivations and Mechanisms: Stories of education leadership
pathways: Elisabeth Kim, California State University, Monterey Bay.
Chapter 2 Toward culturally responsive district leadership: Institutional
change processes: Iton Udosenata, Salem-Keizer Public Schools, Oregon.
Chapter 3 Equity audits to enhance culturally-responsive leadership: George
Theoharis and Christine Ashby, Syracuse University; Sarah Gentile, West
Genesee Central School District; Nate Franz, Jamesville-DeWitt School
District; Corey Williams, Syracuse City School District; Ben Steuerwalt;
Rory Edwards, Syracuse City School District & Meredith Devennie, Liverpool
Central School District.
Chapter 4 Flipping the script through virtual reality perspective-taking to
increase the culture of belonging: Wendy Morgan, SHIFT and Heather McClure,
University of Oregon.
Chapter 5: Equity in action: Efforts and challenges of retaining BIPOC
leaders: Gustavo Balderas, Beaverton School District, Oregon
Chapter 6: Culturally responsive service delivery: George Theoharis,
Syracuse University, Sarah D. Lent, University of Wisconsin-Madison &
Kimana Kibriani, Syracuse University.
Chapter 7: Tribe-school district relationships for policy change toward
social justice: Mona Halcomb, Washington Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Chapter 8: Challenging Leadership to Meet the Needs of Muslim Students in
New Zealand Schools: Deborah J. Lomax, University of Auckland
About the Authors
Index
Foreword: Decoteau Irby
Introduction: Jo Smith, University of Auckland.
Chapter 1 Motivations and Mechanisms: Stories of education leadership
pathways: Elisabeth Kim, California State University, Monterey Bay.
Chapter 2 Toward culturally responsive district leadership: Institutional
change processes: Iton Udosenata, Salem-Keizer Public Schools, Oregon.
Chapter 3 Equity audits to enhance culturally-responsive leadership: George
Theoharis and Christine Ashby, Syracuse University; Sarah Gentile, West
Genesee Central School District; Nate Franz, Jamesville-DeWitt School
District; Corey Williams, Syracuse City School District; Ben Steuerwalt;
Rory Edwards, Syracuse City School District & Meredith Devennie, Liverpool
Central School District.
Chapter 4 Flipping the script through virtual reality perspective-taking to
increase the culture of belonging: Wendy Morgan, SHIFT and Heather McClure,
University of Oregon.
Chapter 5: Equity in action: Efforts and challenges of retaining BIPOC
leaders: Gustavo Balderas, Beaverton School District, Oregon
Chapter 6: Culturally responsive service delivery: George Theoharis,
Syracuse University, Sarah D. Lent, University of Wisconsin-Madison &
Kimana Kibriani, Syracuse University.
Chapter 7: Tribe-school district relationships for policy change toward
social justice: Mona Halcomb, Washington Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Chapter 8: Challenging Leadership to Meet the Needs of Muslim Students in
New Zealand Schools: Deborah J. Lomax, University of Auckland
About the Authors
Index
Introduction: Jo Smith, University of Auckland.
Chapter 1 Motivations and Mechanisms: Stories of education leadership
pathways: Elisabeth Kim, California State University, Monterey Bay.
Chapter 2 Toward culturally responsive district leadership: Institutional
change processes: Iton Udosenata, Salem-Keizer Public Schools, Oregon.
Chapter 3 Equity audits to enhance culturally-responsive leadership: George
Theoharis and Christine Ashby, Syracuse University; Sarah Gentile, West
Genesee Central School District; Nate Franz, Jamesville-DeWitt School
District; Corey Williams, Syracuse City School District; Ben Steuerwalt;
Rory Edwards, Syracuse City School District & Meredith Devennie, Liverpool
Central School District.
Chapter 4 Flipping the script through virtual reality perspective-taking to
increase the culture of belonging: Wendy Morgan, SHIFT and Heather McClure,
University of Oregon.
Chapter 5: Equity in action: Efforts and challenges of retaining BIPOC
leaders: Gustavo Balderas, Beaverton School District, Oregon
Chapter 6: Culturally responsive service delivery: George Theoharis,
Syracuse University, Sarah D. Lent, University of Wisconsin-Madison &
Kimana Kibriani, Syracuse University.
Chapter 7: Tribe-school district relationships for policy change toward
social justice: Mona Halcomb, Washington Office of Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
Chapter 8: Challenging Leadership to Meet the Needs of Muslim Students in
New Zealand Schools: Deborah J. Lomax, University of Auckland
About the Authors
Index