Abstract
This article expands the notion of culturally responsive learning environments by including Purkey and Novak’s (1996) work on invitational learning. Their typology of four types of schools is described and applied to gifted education classrooms, along with associated characteristics of each. Specific attention is focused on implications for Black and Hispanic students. The author maintains that all classrooms must be culturally responsive, which will help with recruiting and retaining culturally different students in gifted education.
Subject
Developmental and Educational Psychology,Education
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3 articles.
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