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Advancing Culturally Responsive and Socially Just Approaches to Multilingual Family-School Partnerships

2023
This compilation of research and stories from the field about multilingual family-school partnerships explores where systemic inequities exist at the school, district, or community level, and consider strategies that disrupt normative ways in which multilingual families are included in educational decisions.
Vera J. Lee, Kristine S. Lewis Grant
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The concepts of social solidarity and social partnership as prerequisites for the formation of corporate culture

Communicology, 2023
This research is devoted to the analysis of the concepts of social solidarity and social partnership as prerequisites for the formation of corporate culture of organizations. Currently, the concept of social solidarity is an important tool for ensuring social justice and sustainable development of society.
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Home, School, and Community Partnerships: Integrating Issues of Race, Culture, and Social Class

Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review, 1998
The current review is an examination of home-school-community partnerships utilizing an ecological approach to understand the influences of race, culture, and social class. The ecological approach recognizes that families and schools are embedded in communities, and that these settings influence each other and the development of children.
G, Wright, E P, Smith
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Teacher Socialization: Opportunities for University-School Partnerships to Improve Professional Cultures

The High School Journal, 2002
Secondary school organizational structures often result in a marked lack of opportunity for university faculty, teachers and teacher interns to collaborate and engage in sustained discussions about teaching and curriculum. Emerging partnership efforts between schools and teacher preparation programs have encouraged more frequent and intense ...
Bill Johnston   +3 more
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Management effectiveness of students socialization as a development imperative of cultures dialogue and civilizations partnership

2016
© 2016, Econjournals. All rights reserved.The relevance of the study is conditioned by the ways’ search to prevent the civilizations’ clash and to settle local inter-civilizational conflicts. In the context of globalization the world is increasingly integrated into a single wholeness which is constantly faced with the necessity of cultural pluralism in
Khanmurzina R.   +7 more
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Teaching Culturally Competent Social Work Practice through Black and White Pedagogical Partnerships

Social Work Education, 2009
This paper focuses on partnerships between black and white academics in social work education with a focus on the accountability of white people for understanding the implications of the history and impact of the dominant culture upon colonised or dominated cultures.
O'Leary, Patrick John, Gollan, Sharon
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Academic-Practice Partnerships in Practice Research

Social Work in Health Care, 2006
Academic practice partnerships in practice research support health social workers in engaging in research that is embedded within their practice. This shift in culture enables social workers to join in a health service discourse that is increasingly data -driven and focused on effective practice and demonstrated quality of care for patients.
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Artistic and aesthetic education of students in the conditions of social and cultural partnership of the university and museum

Искусство и образование, 2022
N.V. Moskovskaya   +2 more
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The Importance of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in Guaranteeing Civil and Political Rights within the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership

Mediterranean Politics, 2004
By focusing exclusively on civil and political rights, the human rights component of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership mirrors one of the continuing fundamental misconceptions of the human rights discourse. Despite the proclamations of indivisibility and interdependence, economic, social and cultural rights are still frequently viewed as the poor ...
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