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    Supporting secondary teacher candidates' teacher development as culturally responsive teachers (2017)

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    Fickel L
    Abbiss, J E
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    In New Zealand, as in many western democracies, the continuing disparity in educational outcomes has resulted in a growing call for changes in teacher preparation to better support culturally diverse learners in ways that are responsive to the particular national and cultural contexts. This paper presents findings from a teacher education program specifically designed to address this national need by preparing new teachers “who are critical pedagogues, action competent and culturally responsive.” Grounded in socio-cultural theory, this practitioner-inquiry examines how the iterative use of a synthesizing framework within the program supports secondary teacher candidates to develop their professional identity as culturally responsive teachers.

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    Fickel L, Abbiss JE (2017). Supporting secondary teacher candidates' teacher development as culturally responsive teachers. San Antonio, Texas: American Educational Research Association Annual Conference. 27/04/2017-01/05/2017.
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    13 - Education::1303 - Specialist Studies in Education::130313 - Teacher Education and Professional Development of Educators

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