Culture Schooling, and Childrens Learning Experiences

$309.99
  • Author:
    HOLMES / ROOPNARINE
  • ISBN:
    9780192889461
  • Publication Date:
    October 2024
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    384
  • Binding:
    Hardcover
  • Publisher:
    Oxford University Press
  • Country of Publication:
    United Kingdom
Culture Schooling, and Childrens Learning Experiences
Culture Schooling, and Childrens Learning Experiences

Culture Schooling, and Childrens Learning Experiences

$309.99
  • Author:
    HOLMES / ROOPNARINE
  • ISBN:
    9780192889461
  • Publication Date:
    October 2024
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
    384
  • Binding:
    Hardcover
  • Publisher:
    Oxford University Press
  • Country of Publication:
    United Kingdom

Description

As countries experience increasing cultural diversity both within and between their borders, contemporary researchers are exploring the connection between culture and children's learning and academic experiences. One important goal is to provide all children with educational experiences that are culturally sensitive, relevant, and effective in helping them reach their maximum potential and preparing them for the future. With over twenty-five contributing authors, this volume investigates the connection between culture and children's schooling and learning experiences from multidisciplinary perspectives, diverse methodologies, and cross-cultural and culture specific approaches. The common thread running through the chapters is the understanding that learning is an activity that takes place within cultural contexts.

Together, the chapters highlight the forces that shape children's everyday learning experiences. Core themes address how parental beliefs and cultural ways of learning and problem-solving shape children's learning experiences and social interactions with teachers; the importance of quality early childhood education and playful learning to children's school success and development; and how the complex intersection of cultural variables with forces such as historical injustice, social and educational inequality, economic stability, and political ideologies shape children's learning.The volume honors the experiences of Indigenous, newcomer, first-generation children, and children of underrepresented communities and highlights the vital role that policy makers, teacher educators, schools, and classroom educators play in helping all children reach their academic and social potential.

Specific chapters relating to education in New Zealand are -

Chapter 13 - Addressing the Complexities of Culture in Teaching and Learning in Aotearoa New Zealand and

Chapter 14 - Cultural Relationships and Responsive Contexts for Learning: Promoting Equity and Belonging for Indigenous Māori Learners in Colonial Aotearoa New Zealand

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  • As countries experience increasing cultural diversity both within and between their borders, contemporary researchers are exploring the connection between culture and children's learning and academic experiences. One important goal is to provide all children with educational experiences that are culturally sensitive, relevant, and effective in helping them reach their maximum potential and preparing them for the future. With over twenty-five contributing authors, this volume investigates the connection between culture and children's schooling and learning experiences from multidisciplinary perspectives, diverse methodologies, and cross-cultural and culture specific approaches. The common thread running through the chapters is the understanding that learning is an activity that takes place within cultural contexts.

    Together, the chapters highlight the forces that shape children's everyday learning experiences. Core themes address how parental beliefs and cultural ways of learning and problem-solving shape children's learning experiences and social interactions with teachers; the importance of quality early childhood education and playful learning to children's school success and development; and how the complex intersection of cultural variables with forces such as historical injustice, social and educational inequality, economic stability, and political ideologies shape children's learning.The volume honors the experiences of Indigenous, newcomer, first-generation children, and children of underrepresented communities and highlights the vital role that policy makers, teacher educators, schools, and classroom educators play in helping all children reach their academic and social potential.

    Specific chapters relating to education in New Zealand are -

    Chapter 13 - Addressing the Complexities of Culture in Teaching and Learning in Aotearoa New Zealand and

    Chapter 14 - Cultural Relationships and Responsive Contexts for Learning: Promoting Equity and Belonging for Indigenous Māori Learners in Colonial Aotearoa New Zealand

As countries experience increasing cultural diversity both within and between their borders, contemporary researchers are exploring the connection between culture and children's learning and academic experiences. One important goal is to provide all children with educational experiences that are culturally sensitive, relevant, and effective in helping them reach their maximum potential and preparing them for the future. With over twenty-five contributing authors, this volume investigates the connection between culture and children's schooling and learning experiences from multidisciplinary perspectives, diverse methodologies, and cross-cultural and culture specific approaches. The common thread running through the chapters is the understanding that learning is an activity that takes place within cultural contexts.

Together, the chapters highlight the forces that shape children's everyday learning experiences. Core themes address how parental beliefs and cultural ways of learning and problem-solving shape children's learning experiences and social interactions with teachers; the importance of quality early childhood education and playful learning to children's school success and development; and how the complex intersection of cultural variables with forces such as historical injustice, social and educational inequality, economic stability, and political ideologies shape children's learning.The volume honors the experiences of Indigenous, newcomer, first-generation children, and children of underrepresented communities and highlights the vital role that policy makers, teacher educators, schools, and classroom educators play in helping all children reach their academic and social potential.

Specific chapters relating to education in New Zealand are -

Chapter 13 - Addressing the Complexities of Culture in Teaching and Learning in Aotearoa New Zealand and

Chapter 14 - Cultural Relationships and Responsive Contexts for Learning: Promoting Equity and Belonging for Indigenous Māori Learners in Colonial Aotearoa New Zealand

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