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Towards a well-being focussed language pedagogy: enabling arts-based, multilingual learning spaces for young people with refugee backgrounds
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Linguistic Landscape in the School Setting: the Case of the Druze in Israel
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In: Faculty Contributions to Books (2016)
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Multicultural Education and Newcomer Youth: Re-imagining a More Inclusive Vision for Immigrant and Refugee Students
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In: Faculty Journal Articles (2016)
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Book review of Honigsfeld and Dove’s Collaborating and Co-Teaching: Strategies for English Learners for Teachers
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In: Scholarship and Professional Work – Education (2016)
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Bringing Work to the Table
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Race and Pedagogy: Creating Collaboration for Teacher Transformations
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In: Scholarship and Professional Work – Education (2016)
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Grades K-12 Curriculum Guide for Attucks: The School That Opened A City
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How to Stay Together at the Table to Talk about Race
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Qualifizierung von DaF-Lehrkräften weltweit. - Akten des XIII. Internationalen Germanistenkongresses Shanghai 2015 : Germanistik zwischen Tradition und Innovation ; Band 4 : Qualifizierung von DaF-Lehrkräften weltweit. -
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Burneva, Nikolina (Mitwirkender); Geyer, Klaus (Mitwirkender); Funk, Hermann (Mitwirkender). - Darin enthalten: Germanistische Qualifikationen weltweit: Curricula und Berufsbilder von AuslandsgermanistInnen Phonetik und Phonologie Deutsch als Fremdsprache. - Wien : Peter Lang Edition, 2016
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Peer-mentoring within the middle and high school music department of the International School of Kuala Lumpur: a case study
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Bridging the gap between declarative knowledge and procedural knowledge through metalinguistic corrective feedback
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The intersection of reading and identity in high school literacy intervention classes
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Examining instructional decisions of highly-regarded secondary teachers enacting a curriculum aligned to state standards
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Teachers’ Perceptions About Math Snacks Spanish Materials
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In: Educational Technology Faculty Publications and Presentations (2016)
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An examination of the agreement between principals and teachers on teaching style, needs of students, and class placement
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This study explored the extent of agreement between principals and teachers relative to the teachers' style, the extent of agreement between principals and teachers relative to the most effective match between teachers and students with various characteristics, and how classroom placement decisions are made. Participants consisted of 25 principals and 61 teachers. Principals and teachers completed the Teaching Style Inventory (Grasha, 1996) as a description of the teacher's teaching style. Then, participants reviewed three vignettes of students with varying characteristics and completed a Teaching Style Inventory, to identify the style they thought appropriate for each student. An additional 5 principals and 5 teachers were interviewed to explore the class placement process used in the participants' schools. Results revealed that principals and teachers were not in agreement in their ratings of teacher style, with principals rating teachers significantly higher on the delegator style, than teachers rated themselves. Principals and teachers also did not agree with each other in their ratings of the teacher styles needed by the students. Significant differences were found in the ratings depending on who completed the measures (principal or teacher). In interviews, class placement decisions were reported to be based on students' academic and social-emotional/behavioral skills, need for supplemental support services, and parent feedback, but not teaching style, as anticipated. Teaching style, however, was considered as a part of the conceptualization of the term "match". Implications are discussed relative to the class placement process and educator evaluation systems.
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Class placement; Education; Student/teacher match; Teaching style
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URL: https://hdl.handle.net/2144/16099
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Perspectives on global citizenship: Q methodology in the classroom
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Journalism and Everyday Trauma: A Grounded Theory of the Impact From Death-knocks and Court Reporting
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