Deconstructing Deficit Orientation: Teacher Perceptions of Lived Experiences of Young Children

This conceptual paper explored the fundamental barriers to successful equity training and professional development for teachers. This was done to show the need for a professional development series, based on Ting-Toomey and Chung's (2012) cultural value pattern analysis. Using the theoretical l...

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Barriers
Colonialism
Cultural Differences
Cultural Pluralism
Disadvantaged
Equal Education
Experience
Faculty Development
Family Attitudes
Metacognition
Power Structure
Social Differences
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Teacher Student Relationship
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Values
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