Six kindergarten teachers in the Greater Toronto Area were interviewed on their understandingsof and approaches to culturally responsive education (CRE) in their classrooms. Teachers generally reported believing that CRE is important in kindergarten, and the practices they implemented fell into two categories: structured components of their classrooms and spontaneous accommodations or instruction. Teachers reported finding it challenging to access the resources they need to effectively practise CRE and to maintainongoing communication with other school personnel and families. The implications of the findings are discussed to facilitate the development of age-appropriate CRE practices for kindergarten.Six enseignants de maternelle du Grand T...
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This qualitative study focused on investigating the ways in which educators utilise culturally relev...
Early childhood educators continue to see an increase in their culturally diverse student population...
Presently, over five million English-language learners (ELLs) are being educated in U.S. schools, an...
The concept of creativity is ubiquitous in educational reports, policies, and curricula in the minor...
As increasingly more Chinese kindergarten teachers attend continuing professional development (CPD) ...
Researchers and policymakers have been making efforts to build more inclusive Canadian schooling exp...
With the increase of student diversity within the Greater Toronto Area, fostering a commitment to s...
This is a qualitative research paper that looks at some of the ways a small sample of teachers are e...
This study was conducted to investigate what children saw as the pedagogical and social purposes of ...
Culturally responsive teaching in kindergarten is the focus of this capstone. The topic of this pap...
This exploratory netnographic study describes how a sample of Ontario kindergarten teachers perceive...
The US Census states that Americans under the age of five are a majority- minority with 50.2% of thi...
This study investigated how teachers in Western Australian Catholic schools supported kindergarten c...
Using the National Center for Early Development and Learning’s Transition Practices Survey (1996), R...
The purpose of this research study was to examine the experiences of elementary school teachers who ...
This qualitative study focused on investigating the ways in which educators utilise culturally relev...
Early childhood educators continue to see an increase in their culturally diverse student population...
Presently, over five million English-language learners (ELLs) are being educated in U.S. schools, an...
The concept of creativity is ubiquitous in educational reports, policies, and curricula in the minor...
As increasingly more Chinese kindergarten teachers attend continuing professional development (CPD) ...