Teachers Working With Refugee Children and Families

Author:

Allexsaht-Snider Martha1ORCID,Karsli-Calamak Elif2,Tuna Mana Ece3

Affiliation:

1. University of Georgia, USA

2. University of South Carolina, USA

3. TED University, Turkey

Abstract

In this chapter, the authors tell the story of the GÖÇ-MAT project in Turkey, a two-year professional learning project designed to foster early childhood education teachers' development of competencies for teaching students with refugee status. The authors elucidate the different aspects of the GÖÇ-MAT project implementation and some of their findings from the research with teachers and with families having refugee status. Their goal, then, is to provide a possible roadmap for programs of professional learning in other settings around the globe. The authors hope to motivate other educators to take inspiration from the lessons learned in the GÖÇ-MAT project in Turkey to create professional learning spaces for teachers adapted to the unique contexts in which they are working. These professional learning spaces can support teachers' development of new ways to provide inclusive and equitable quality education for students with refugee or migrant statuses.

Publisher

IGI Global

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