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Standards-based inclusion: An action plan for bridging the achievement gap between Resource and general education students on the California Standards Test.
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Standards-based inclusion: An action plan for bridging the achievement gap between Resource and general education students on the California Standards Test./
作者:
Smith, Wesley.
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87 p.
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Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 66-06, Section: A, page: 2059.
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Dissertation Abstracts International66-06A.
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Education, Administration. -
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Standards-based inclusion: An action plan for bridging the achievement gap between Resource and general education students on the California Standards Test.
Smith, Wesley.
Standards-based inclusion: An action plan for bridging the achievement gap between Resource and general education students on the California Standards Test.
- 87 p.
Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 66-06, Section: A, page: 2059.
Thesis (Ed.D.)--University of Southern California, 2005.
California educators are morally obligated and bound by State and Federal mandates to ensure that all students---regardless of gender, ethnicity, or disability---receive a quality, standards-based education that empowers said students to enjoy the freedoms promised them by our Constitution. Unfortunately, many students are denied the aforementioned access. Special education students, for example, are often segregated from their general education peers and given watered-down curriculum in the name of remediation. These students fall behind academically and become stigmatized by the segregation of pullout programs.
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While studying the academic achievement and culture of my school, I was alarmed by the number of pullout programs and the noticeable dehumanizing effect of, in particular, our Resource pullout programs. There also existed a glaring disparity between the success of our Resource and general education students on standards-based assessments---namely the California Standards Test. The purpose of my action plan was to raise the average scaled scores of 31 Resource students at Access Middle School on the California Standards Test---thereby bridging the achievement gap between said students and their 401 general education peers. Bridging the achievement gap was to be accomplished by exposing Resource students to standards-based curriculum and pedagogy, providing for increased self-efficacy, and improving their self-concept.
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