In the library science education programs at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, we recognize the need to include a formal
culturally responsive teaching component in our coursework, and have made a concerted effort to raise our candidates' confidence levels as
culturally responsive educators by raising their awareness of
culturally responsive teaching practices.
Raise awareness--raise confidence: culturally responsive instruction for school library candidates
Wilson, McKinney, and Rapata-Hanning (2011) found that student outcomes improved when students had faculty support and encouragement, groups for learning and support, and a
culturally safe learning environment.
Teaching strategies that promote a culturally sensitive nursing education
Where is the rage when Black and Latino male students' schooling experiences can be categorized as
culturally unresponsive?
Let's produce culturally responsive pedagogues on deck
Meleis (1996) presented eight criteria of
culturally competent scholarship:
Culturally competent social work research: methodological considerations for research with language minorities
It stands to reason then that understanding the intentions of effective
culturally responsive teachers might better illuminate how they act and to what degree.
Intentions and beliefs: why they matter and a conceptual framework for understanding them in culturally responsive teachers
The primary research question addressed in our study was this: What are the training needs of educators in the field of visual impairment who work with students from
culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds?
Perceived training needs of teachers of students with visual impairments who work with students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
Being an RCL responsive researcher is not necessarily synonymous with conducting
culturally responsive (CR) research.
Conducting research that is culturally responsive
A
culturally responsive learning environment is an environment that takes into consideration the cultural background, experiences, thoughts, beliefs, and values of others in the planning and implementation of goals established for a particular organization.
PERSONAL LESSONS IN BEING CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE: An Interview with SONYA WHITAKER, EdD
And with that, she termed this approach
culturally relevant (1995) and asserted:
CULTURALLY RELEVANT PEDAGOGY TWENTY-PLUS YEARS LATER: How an Arts Approach to Teaching and Learning Can Keep the Dream Alive
Researchers behind the CECE Project say the difference between this survey and other campus climate surveys is that it won't measure such isolated activities as diversity workshops, but instead should inspire college faculty and administrators to embed "
culturally engaging practices into their work."
New campus culture survey
Many articles in this issue of Practical Literacy provide rich information from teachers and researchers about texts, resources, strategies and projects in classrooms and schools to help readers exploit the opportunities and address the challenges of using
culturally diverse literature discussed above.
Editorial comment
Federal legislative initiatives and, additionally, legislation in New York State (NYS) have recently focused on
culturally competent and end-of-life care.
Meeting the needs of our patients through cultural competence and end-of-life care
Educational research attributed to the presence of
culturally competent teachers resulted in an increase of school districts seeking teachers with such skillsets.
Words speak louder than action?: A mixed-methods case study
In the 1950s, transcultural nursing was introduced as a formal area of study and practice for nurses striving towards providing optimal and
culturally appropriate care for patients.
A survey of cultural competence of critical care nurses in KwaZulu-Natal