Raise your equity awareness quotient In this time of changing demographics and increased diversity, many teachers find that existing strategies to promote equi
Raise your equity awareness quotient In this time of changing demographics and increased diversity, many teachers find that existing strategies to promote equiHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Kathryn Bell McKenzie is professor emerita of Advanced Studies in Education at California State University, Stanislaus and associate professor emerita of Educational Administration and Human Resource Development at Texas A&M University. At California State, Kathryn was director of the EdD program in Educational Leadership and at Texas A&M, she was coordinator for the PhD in K-12 Educational Leadership.Prior to becoming a professor,Kathryn was a public school educator serving as a teacher, curriculum specialist, assistant principal,and principal for nearly twenty-five years. She was also the deputy director of the Austin Independent School District Leadership Academy. She has an international reputation with both P-12 and university educators who have used her work on equity traps and equity audits to improve educational practices that advance equity and excellence. She has numerous journal publications and books and is an educational consultant,writer, and speaker.
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Foreword Acknowledgments About the Authors 1. Introduction A Brief Overview of Our Work on Equity Audits Previews of Chapters 2-9 Chapter Conclusion Section I. Conceptual and Historical Frameworks 2. Equitable and Excellent Teaching Equity Consciousness Preassessment Equity Consciousness Defined Research on Equity Consciousness Research on High-Quality Teaching Skills Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 3. Qualities of Equitable and Excellent Classrooms An Example of an Equitable and Excellent School: Tice Elementary Classroom Equity Assessment Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 4. Auditing for Equity and Excellence Equity Audits in International Settings Equity Audits in U.S. Education Refining Equity Audits Into a Usable Tool Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities Section II. Equity Auditing in the Classroom 5. Auditing for Teaching and Learning Active Cognitive Engagement What Our Critics Might Say Zone of Self-Efficacy An Auditing Tool: Teaching and Learning Tours Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 6. Auditing for Discipline Research on Discipline Reasons for Discipline Disproportionality Auditing Tools for Examining Classroom Disciplinary Practices Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 7. Auditing for Parental Involvement What Research Says About Parental Involvement Classroom Parental Involvement Inventory Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 8. Auditing for Programmatic Equity Advanced Placement Gifted and Talented Programs Special Education Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 9. Conclusion References Index
Foreword Acknowledgments About the Authors 1. Introduction A Brief Overview of Our Work on Equity Audits Previews of Chapters 2-9 Chapter Conclusion Section I. Conceptual and Historical Frameworks 2. Equitable and Excellent Teaching Equity Consciousness Preassessment Equity Consciousness Defined Research on Equity Consciousness Research on High-Quality Teaching Skills Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 3. Qualities of Equitable and Excellent Classrooms An Example of an Equitable and Excellent School: Tice Elementary Classroom Equity Assessment Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 4. Auditing for Equity and Excellence Equity Audits in International Settings Equity Audits in U.S. Education Refining Equity Audits Into a Usable Tool Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities Section II. Equity Auditing in the Classroom 5. Auditing for Teaching and Learning Active Cognitive Engagement What Our Critics Might Say Zone of Self-Efficacy An Auditing Tool: Teaching and Learning Tours Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 6. Auditing for Discipline Research on Discipline Reasons for Discipline Disproportionality Auditing Tools for Examining Classroom Disciplinary Practices Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 7. Auditing for Parental Involvement What Research Says About Parental Involvement Classroom Parental Involvement Inventory Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 8. Auditing for Programmatic Equity Advanced Placement Gifted and Talented Programs Special Education Chapter Conclusion Discussion Questions and Activities 9. Conclusion References Index
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