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Holly Tate; Samantha Anstett; Beth Cooke; Merrie Joy Hrabak; Jennifer Suh – Mathematics Teacher: Learning and Teaching PK-12, 2024
The mathematics of budgeting and space can lead to a justice-oriented experience for elementary students as they design a proposal for an inclusive playground. The authors' work focused on creating the space for elementary children to see the interconnectedness between mathematics and a community social injustice, lack of inclusive playground…
Descriptors: Playgrounds, Accessibility (for Disabled), Inclusion, Grade 3
Aaron J. Sams; Lee Kenneth Jones; Walter Smith – Pennsylvania Teacher Educator, 2022
By participating in global projects, students learn to communicate, asynchronously or synchronously, through digital tools and media. The project in this article paired pre-service teachers in the United States with primary students, ages 8 to 10, in South Korea. The intent was to expose pre-service teachers to global collaboration projects, and…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, Teacher Education Programs, Social Change, Change Agents
Foorman, Barbara; Espinosa, Anabel; Wood, Carla; Wu, Yi-Chieh – Regional Educational Laboratory Southeast, 2016
A top education priority in the United States is to address the needs of one of the fastest growing yet lowest performing student populations--English learner students (Capps et al., 2005). English learner students come from homes where a non-English language is spoken and need additional academic support to access the mainstream curriculum. These…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Testing, Adaptive Testing, Literacy, English Language Learners