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6. Teacher expectations

Teachers' perceptions of pupils Number of resources (20)


The approach to teaching determined by the Birmingham syllabus aims to show how religion can shape the lives of individuals and societies.
An Agreed Syllabus comprising learning model, schemes of work, lesson plans and resources for teaching about religion in schools.
# Research showing that Black Caribbean pupils are being subjected to institutional racism in English schools which can dramatically undermine their chances of academic success.
Article on the history of Islamism which provides a critique of modern-day interpretations by adherents of this minority within Islam.
Presentation from a lecture delivered at London South Bank University. Useful for developing student teachers/trainees' understanding of key concepts and issues relating to ‘race', ethnicity, culture, ‘race' equality.
Guidance to support senior school leaders in raising the achievement of Black pupils through self-evaluation and targeted action.
Chapter exploring how Black pupils' experiences in the home, school and community influenced their academic progress and attainment.
Reflections and Support Materials from the PGCE Secondary Course at UCE Birmingham.
Report providing information and guidance on the needs of Muslim pupils. Useful reference point for schools, governors and teachers.
Articles on why African Caribbean boys are three times more likely than white pupils to be permanently excluded from school.
Session using extracts from 'The Ones who walk away from Omelas' by Ursula le Guin to explore scapegoating and racism. Suitable for KS 3,4 and 5.
Example of a first year undergraduate student's essay written for an assignment relating to diversity.
Review of 2005 journal article with suggested activities for ITE providers.
Report on factors and conditions that lead to high attaining Black pupils based on research carried out in four case study schools (primary and secondary).
Chapter analysing aspects of a white teacher's unconscious behaviour, and institutional practices that may have a negative impact on pupils.
Report on student teachers'/trainees’ experiences of racism on school placements during teacher training. Includes two session plans for mentor training.
A chapter offering a comprehensive analysis of the experience of Somali children in the education system and suggests ways of addressing their educational needs.
This book looks at how newly qualified teachers in predominantly white areas come to understand issues of equality and particularly of ‘race’. Includes suggestions for activities that encourage student teachers/trainees to confront racism.
This book explores the context, processes and educational and social impact of exclusion from school. It presents evidence of the racialisation of exclusion with statistics showing a highly disproportionate number of black pupils excluded.
This book shows the implications and impact of government policy on teachers’ practice and pupil experience.