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Drew Nucci – ProQuest LLC, 2024
Mathematical learning is supported by caring teaching, which is complex, political work particularly for white teachers in racially diverse classrooms. To investigate white teachers' understandings of care and its influence on mathematics instruction, I conducted a six-month qualitative study in two racially diverse ninth-grade Algebra 1…
Descriptors: Student Diversity, Race, Mathematics Instruction, White Teachers
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Ransom, Julia C. – Education and Urban Society, 2020
Many scholars have found that student--teacher relationships are an integral part to student success in schools. The quality of relationships has implications for student engagement and performance. The most successful student-teacher relationships have characteristics of the ethic of care. The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the…
Descriptors: Caring, Trust (Psychology), Urban Schools, High School Teachers
Harada, Violet H.; Kirio, Carolyn; Yamamoto, Sandy – Library Media Connection, 2008
High schools are under tremendous pressure to increase graduation rates and lower dropout numbers. A survey conducted for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation indicated that over a third of students entering high school never graduate on time. Students who drop out claim that the curriculum is disconnected from real life and that their schools…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, High Schools, Media Specialists, Team Teaching
Cramer, Elizabeth; Nevin, Ann; Thousand, Jacqueline; Liston, Andrea – Online Submission, 2006
A mixed methodology approach was used to address the question: what are skills, knowledge and dispositions that co-teachers need to balance the seemingly competing mandates of NCLB and IDEIA in order to prepare teachers for the classrooms of today and tomorrow? Based on the results of two recent studies that focused on secondary co-teacher teams…
Descriptors: Educational Change, Urban Schools, Teacher Educators, Teacher Attitudes
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Tobin, Kenneth; Roth, Wolff-Michael – School Science & Mathematics, 2005
Over the past 7 years the authors have been involved in the development of a new model for the education of science teachers that has the potential to address teacher education in challenging urban settings characterized by problems such as teacher turnover and retention, low job satisfaction, and contradictions arising from cultural and ethnic…
Descriptors: Labor Turnover, Teacher Persistence, Science Teachers, Job Satisfaction