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Direct linkWelcomer, Stephanie A.; Haggerty, Mark E.; Sama, Linda M. – Journal of Management Education, 2022
Post-truth poses deep challenges for educators and learners as classrooms are disrupted by the erosion of the status of facts, technologically driven information sourcing, and increasing incivility in the public sphere. These disruptions manifest behaviorally and conceptually and, we argue, can potentially radically realign learning and…
Descriptors: Critical Theory, Business Administration Education, Ethics, Epistemology
Gleeson, Jim – Irish Educational Studies, 2022
Through the lens of contrasting curriculum cultures, the author considers the evolution of Irish curriculum policy and reform. Whereas our curriculum thinking and practice are grounded in an Anglo-Saxon/American culture, Didaktik curriculum culture and Stenhouse's Process model provide valuable alternative perspectives. Our prevailing…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Curriculum Development, Educational Change, Educational Policy
James A. Otto – ProQuest LLC, 2022
The purpose of this qualitative, phenomenological study was to explore faculty perceptions of barriers to academic literacy development for Hispanic students at a small, rural school district in North Texas. Specifically, the researcher sought to investigate the perceptions of faculty regarding the barriers to Hispanic literacy development that…
Descriptors: Hispanic American Students, Literacy Education, Student Development, Teacher Attitudes
Abu-Nimer, Mohammed; Nasser, Ilham – Journal of Peace Education, 2023
This article presents lessons learned on the education for forgiveness and reconciliation in Muslim and Arab majority contexts, especially as part of civic engagement or across content areas. It first presents a brief review of the literature on forgiveness and reconciliation and ways they are interrelated in the larger Arab and Muslim contexts.…
Descriptors: Arabs, Muslims, Altruism, Conflict Resolution
Saribas, Sevcan; Coskun, Necla; Mamur, Nuray – Pedagogies: An International Journal, 2023
This article addresses what kind of learning-teaching process should be applied to teach visual culture teaching in the Special Teaching Methods II course given as part of the visual arts teacher education program in Turkey. The study was designed with action research which is, one of the qualitative research methods using a two-step process. The…
Descriptors: Culture, Visual Arts, Preservice Teacher Education, Art Teachers
Terrell R. Morton; Wesley Agee; Kilan C. Ashad-Bishop; Lori D. Banks; Zanethia Choice Barnett; Imari D. Bramlett; Briana Brown; Walter Gassmann; Korie Grayson; Gail P. Hollowell; Ruth Kaggwa; Gaurav S. Kandlikar; Marshaun Love; Whitney N. McCoy; Mark A. Melton; Monica L. Miles; Catherine L. Quinlan; ReAnna S. Roby; Checo J. Rorie; Tatiane Russo-Tait; Ashlyn M. Wardin; Michele R. Williams; Ashley N. Woodson – CBE - Life Sciences Education, 2023
The purpose of this paper is to present an argument for why there is a need to re-envision the underlying culture of undergraduate biology education to ensure the success, retention, and matriculation of Black students. The basis of this argument is the continued noted challenges with retaining Black students in the biological sciences coupled…
Descriptors: Biology, Science Education, Undergraduate Students, African American Students
Download full textSelma Güleç; Meltem Elif Çelik – Open Journal for Educational Research, 2023
This research aims to reveal the metaphors used by 6th grade secondary school students regarding the concept of culture in social studies. In this qualitative research study, the researchers interviewed 80 students -- 40 girls and 40 boys -- regarding their metaphors concerning the concept of culture. We conducted content analysis to analyze the…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Cultural Literacy, Grade 6, Culture
Kayla Renee Maxey – ProQuest LLC, 2023
The engineering education community in the United States has witnessed a tremendous increase in broadening participation initiatives as they wrestle with issues regarding inclusion. To date, these initiatives have targeted several goals, including access, belonging, and retention of students from underrepresented backgrounds. However, these…
Descriptors: Engineering, STEM Education, Teacher Influence, Culture
Muhammet Ibrahim Akyürek; Murat Akkoyun – International Journal of Contemporary Educational Research, 2023
In the study, the Principal-Teacher Relationship Scale, created originally by Zee, Roorda, and Hanna (2023), was subjected to an adaptation study for Turkish culture. In line with this aim, data for the study were gathered from 389 teachers working in primary and secondary schools located in the districts of Konya, Turkey. The Principal-Teacher…
Descriptors: Teacher Administrator Relationship, Principals, Foreign Countries, Validity
Flores, Nelson; Rosa, Jonathan – Language Learning, 2023
Conceptualizations of competence that permeate applied linguistics systematically fail to account for the role of racialization in language learning and assessments thereof. To interrogate the racialization of linguistic competence, we first examine its discursive emergence in conjunction with the ideological construction of linguistic homogeneity…
Descriptors: Applied Linguistics, Whites, Racial Factors, Disproportionate Representation
Price, Heather E.; Smith, Christian – Field Methods, 2021
To identify the dominant cultural models among parents transmitting faith to their children, we find few methodological guidelines to guide coding and analysis of semi-structured interviews. We thus developed a three-phase procedure for our research team. Phase-one follows Campbell et al. by unitizing on meanings rather than words/pages, including…
Descriptors: Semi Structured Interviews, Parents, Religion, Reliability
Kaltsum, Honest Ummi; Habiby, Wahdan Najib; Razali, Abu Bakar – Asian Journal of University Education, 2021
English for elementary education policy in Indonesia states that English is categorized as a local content curriculum area. The local content curriculum is an educational program whose content and media (such as visuals) and delivery strategies are linked to the physical environment, social environment, and cultural environment and regional needs.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Textbooks, Elementary Education, English (Second Language)
Cristina Sofía Barriot; Grace Cornell Gonzales – Reading Research Quarterly, 2024
Bilingual teachers of Color navigate many in-between spaces as they forge hybrid teacher identities; Chicana feminist scholars have referred to these crossroads between cultural ideologies, values, and beliefs as spaces of "nepantla." In this qualitative case study, we analyzed the work of 31 teachers from two cohorts of multilingual…
Descriptors: Bilingual Teachers, Self Concept, Multilingualism, Summer Programs
Dressler, William W. – Field Methods, 2020
Theoretical and methodological developments guided by a cognitive theory of culture have advanced our understanding of cultural processes over the past 40 years. The theoretical construct of cultural models, developed in the 1970s, provided a more precise definition of culture. The cultural consensus model, introduced in 1986, enabled…
Descriptors: Epistemology, Culture, Models, Cultural Influences
Matsu, Kelsey – Educational Perspectives, 2020
This paper examines a collective storytelling practice at Kanu o ka 'Aina Public Charter School (KANU) as a foundation for belonging and community building. In this article, the author focuses on piko, a daily morning gathering of protocol and chants exercised by all staff and students at KANU Public Charter School. The author examines this…
Descriptors: Charter Schools, Story Telling, Sense of Community, Hawaiians
