This teacher education textbook will help preservice and beginning teachers to think critically about the impact of rurality on their work by providing a thorough overview of what it means to live, teach, learn, and thrive as educators in a rural community.
This teacher education textbook will help preservice and beginning teachers to think critically about the impact of rurality on their work by providing a thorough overview of what it means to live, teach, learn, and thrive as educators in a rural community.
Amy Price Azano is a teacher educator in the School of Education at Virginia Tech. She grew up in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley and focuses her scholarship on issues of equity for rural learners. Devon Brenner transplanted from Michigan to Mississippi over 20 years ago. A professor of literacy teacher education at Mississippi State University, she engages in research that focuses on rural education policy and practice. Jayne Downey is a professor at Montana State University where she directs the Center for Research on Rural Education. Born and raised on a farm on the prairies, her research and service are dedicated to working with and for rural schools and communities around the world. Karen Eppley is a former fifth grade teacher who has lived her entire life in one rural valley. Her research interest is at the intersection of literacy education and rural education. She is an associate professor of curriculum and instruction at Penn State University where she teaches in the reading specialist certification program. Ann K. Schulte is a professor at California State University, Chico. She has been a teacher and teacher educator in primarily rural contexts for 30 years. Her scholarship interests focus on self-study, teacher identity, and university-community partnerships in rural contexts.
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Introduction Section One: Rural Contexts 1: Becoming a Rural Teacher 2: Social Justice and Rural Communities 3: Understanding Rural Places 4: Why Place Matters Section Two: Thriving in Rural Communities 5: Rural Literacies 6: Understanding Strengths and Assets in Rural Communities 7: Families as Partners in Rural Communities 8: From Here or Away: Relating to Students Section Three: Thriving in Rural Schools 9: Building Professional Networks in Rural Schools 10: Policy and the Rural Teacher 11: Responding to Trauma 12: Multi-grade Teaching Section Four: Thriving in Rural Classrooms 13: Place-Conscious Instruction 14: Technology for Learning in the Rural Classroom 15: Diversity in the Rural Classroom 16: Teaching Exceptional Learners in Rural Classrooms 17: Evidence in the Rural Classroom 18: Teaching as Inquiry: What Works in Rural Classrooms 19: Thriving as a Rural Teacher
Introduction Section One: Rural Contexts 1: Becoming a Rural Teacher 2: Social Justice and Rural Communities 3: Understanding Rural Places 4: Why Place Matters Section Two: Thriving in Rural Communities 5: Rural Literacies 6: Understanding Strengths and Assets in Rural Communities 7: Families as Partners in Rural Communities 8: From Here or Away: Relating to Students Section Three: Thriving in Rural Schools 9: Building Professional Networks in Rural Schools 10: Policy and the Rural Teacher 11: Responding to Trauma 12: Multi-grade Teaching Section Four: Thriving in Rural Classrooms 13: Place-Conscious Instruction 14: Technology for Learning in the Rural Classroom 15: Diversity in the Rural Classroom 16: Teaching Exceptional Learners in Rural Classrooms 17: Evidence in the Rural Classroom 18: Teaching as Inquiry: What Works in Rural Classrooms 19: Thriving as a Rural Teacher
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