Enhancing equity through inquiry /
Grudnoff, Lexie,
Enhancing equity through inquiry / Lexie Grudnoff, Fiona Ell, Mavis Haigh, Mary Hill, and Kīmai Tocker ; in association with Carol Becroft [and 10 others]. - xvi, 91 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Framing the project: Equality, equity, and inquiry for teaching -- 2. Building a strong Collaborative Inquiry Community -- 3. Using the Facets of Practice for Equity to improve the teaching of mathematics -- 4. Enhancing equity through connecting to students as learners, and to their lives and experiences -- 5. Cross-school collaborative inquiry to address school-wide problems of practice -- 6. Principals' perspectives on the project -- 7. Enhancing equity through inquiry: Key findings.
"There is a strong relationship between student achievement, ethnicity, and socioeconomic background in Aotearoa New Zealand. This book is committed to providing a framework for teaching for equity, to ensure those students who are typically underserved by the system have equitable opportunities to excel. A group of teachers, principals, and educational researchers undertook a 2-year collaborative inquiry focused on promoting equity across two Auckland primary schools with large percentages of Māori and Pasifika students. This inquiry was underpinned by Six Facets of Practice for Equity which several of the teacher educators had developed based on their analysis of relevant international research. Case studies of their application are described in detail to give practitioners specific examples of how cycles of inquiry can lead to positive changes being made in classrooms to improve outcomes for underserved learners."--Publisher's website.
1988542626 9781988542621
2019394020
Educational equalization--New Zealand.
Minorities--Education (Primary)--New Zealand.
LC213.3.N45 / G78 2019
379.260993
Enhancing equity through inquiry / Lexie Grudnoff, Fiona Ell, Mavis Haigh, Mary Hill, and Kīmai Tocker ; in association with Carol Becroft [and 10 others]. - xvi, 91 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Framing the project: Equality, equity, and inquiry for teaching -- 2. Building a strong Collaborative Inquiry Community -- 3. Using the Facets of Practice for Equity to improve the teaching of mathematics -- 4. Enhancing equity through connecting to students as learners, and to their lives and experiences -- 5. Cross-school collaborative inquiry to address school-wide problems of practice -- 6. Principals' perspectives on the project -- 7. Enhancing equity through inquiry: Key findings.
"There is a strong relationship between student achievement, ethnicity, and socioeconomic background in Aotearoa New Zealand. This book is committed to providing a framework for teaching for equity, to ensure those students who are typically underserved by the system have equitable opportunities to excel. A group of teachers, principals, and educational researchers undertook a 2-year collaborative inquiry focused on promoting equity across two Auckland primary schools with large percentages of Māori and Pasifika students. This inquiry was underpinned by Six Facets of Practice for Equity which several of the teacher educators had developed based on their analysis of relevant international research. Case studies of their application are described in detail to give practitioners specific examples of how cycles of inquiry can lead to positive changes being made in classrooms to improve outcomes for underserved learners."--Publisher's website.
1988542626 9781988542621
2019394020
Educational equalization--New Zealand.
Minorities--Education (Primary)--New Zealand.
LC213.3.N45 / G78 2019
379.260993