2015
DOI: 10.5206/cjsotl-rcacea.2015.3.6
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Teaching for Diversity in Teacher Education: Transformative Frameworks

Abstract: This paper examines the practice and professional development of teacher educators engaged in diversity pedagogy in Canadian teacher education programs. Using a reflective inquiry combined with a self-study of teacher and teacher education practices (S-STEP), three educators discuss the complexity of their research and teaching experiences through the lens of Egbo’s (2009) seminal text, Teaching for Diversity in Canadian Schools. These critical reflections provide the basis to contextualize praxis-oriented tea… Show more

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“…Meaningful curriculum design for Indigenization requires a co-design approach where multiple viewpoints, knowledges, and experiences dynamically shape the course. There is growing interest in culturally relevant and culturally responsive pedagogy, given increasingly diverse student populations (Ragoonaden et al, 2015). There are excellent examples of Indigenous pedagogy courses (e.g., Williams & Tanaka, 2007) and postsecondary courses that actively integrate and prioritize teachings from Elders and Traditional Knowledge Keepers as a means to address decolonization efforts (e.g., Root et al, 2019).…”
Section: Lessons Learnedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meaningful curriculum design for Indigenization requires a co-design approach where multiple viewpoints, knowledges, and experiences dynamically shape the course. There is growing interest in culturally relevant and culturally responsive pedagogy, given increasingly diverse student populations (Ragoonaden et al, 2015). There are excellent examples of Indigenous pedagogy courses (e.g., Williams & Tanaka, 2007) and postsecondary courses that actively integrate and prioritize teachings from Elders and Traditional Knowledge Keepers as a means to address decolonization efforts (e.g., Root et al, 2019).…”
Section: Lessons Learnedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La necesidad de desarrollar competencias de comunicación para la diversidad, así como la capacidad de formar profesorado empático y reflexivo acerca de sus propias creencias, diferencias culturales y socioeconómicas. De igual forma para crear escuelas efectivas y de calidad los maestros y las maestras deben prepararse para aprovechar los beneficios de la diversidad de sus estudiantes, este tipo de formación inicial con el reconocimiento de la diversidad humana, aspecto que puede contribuir con la enseñanza y la mejora de la formación docente (Ragoonaden, Sivia & Baxan, 2015). …”
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