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Bridging the gaps between teachers’ and students’ perspectives of a culturally inclusive classroom

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 20TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON RESEARCH IN UNDERGRADUATE MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

2017

San Diego, California

Bridging the gaps between teachers’ and students’ perspectives of a culturally inclusive classroom

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Creating a culturally inclusive classroom has been suggested to help minority students improvetheir achievement in class. However, evidence shows gaps between teachers and students aboutwhat a culturally inclusive classroom should be. We propose a framework for investigating thedifferences between teachers’ and students’ beliefs on such a classroom.Key words

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