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After studying this chapter, you should be able to:

Describe the changes that have occurred in the demographics of schooling and discuss why it is important for teachers to be able to help all students learn.

Discuss how the concepts of equity, differential treatment, and variations in learning abilities are of central concern in regard to student learning.

Discuss how students with disabilities and students who are gifted are to be educated today and describe how teachers can best work with these students.

Describe contemporary perspectives about culture and race, compare these with views from earlier times, and explain what teachers do to work effectively with students in culturally and racially diverse classrooms.

Discuss the significance of language diversity in today's classrooms and describe effective strategies to use with English language learners.

Describe the importance of gender differences in today's classrooms and discuss how effective teachers work with these differences.

Describe the characteristics of low-SES students, explain the special needs they have and discuss effective strategies for working with them.

Explain why schoolwide actions are required to ensure that all students will learn.







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