Teaching for meaning in high-poverty classrooms

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Educational Theory and Curriculum Studies Education Pedagogy and Practices School Choice and Performance

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This text examines curriculum and instruction at the elementary school level in schools that serve large numbers of students from low-income families. It identifies a range of practices and demonstrates how those that emphasise meaning offer more powerful learning opportunities in schools.

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