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Table of Contents “...Comer -- Conclusion / Rollande Deslandes....”

Table of Contents “...Green and Sue Cherrington -- Student-teacher relationships: a pathway for at-risk youth / Tom Hullena and Viv Hullena -- Cooperative learning / Don Brown -- Culturally responsive classroom management in New Zealand / Catherine Savage -- Knowing each other as learners: Mãori students learning mathematics / Dayle Anderson [and others] -- A bicultural approach to teaching and learning for diversity / Delia Baskerville and Ann Bondy -- Making the most of linguistically diverse students in secondary and higher education: teachers and students speak out / Carolyn Tait and Margaret Gleeson -- Adolescents' changing views of race: consequences on their self-views and experiences in diverse educational settings in the USA / Erin Pahlke and Julie Milligan Hughes -- Teaching indigenous perspectives in the 21st century classroom: an exploration of quality pedagogy in Australian schools / Neil Harrison -- Delving into racism: raising critical questions about the hidden, less visible aspects of our schools / Anne Hynds -- Developmental and physical disabilities / Jeff Sigafoos [and others] -- Inclusive physical education / Barrie Gordon -- Social inequalities and parent involvement in children's education in the early years of School / Sue Walker and Donna Berthelsen -- In and out of the closet: successes and challenges experienced by gay- and lesbian-headed families in their interactions with the education system in New Zealand / Lisa Terreni [and others] -- Diverse sites for the use and the learning of literacy: Samoan children in New Zealand / John Dickie and Geraldine McDonald -- Language diversity and equity in New Zealand schools: "I make more sense in Mãori" / Gillian Hubbard [and others] -- Health and wellbeing of a diverse student population: the Youth 2000 surveys of New Zealand secondary school students and their implications for educators / Sue Grant [and others] -- Maltreated children in the early years: international perspectives on the teacher's role / Kerryann Walsh and Ben Mathews -- Children experiencing poverty: opportunities and challenges for New Zealand early childhood educators / Sonja Rosewarne and Mary Jane Shuker -- Culture and diversity: teachers' professional development experiences under scrutiny / Lex McDonald and Anne Hynds -- Persistent inequality in the wake of No Child Left Behind: increasing the chances for African American students / Audrey M. ...”
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