Equity Materials in Mathematics, Science, & Technology [electronic resource] : A Resource Guide / Marylin A. Hulme.

This annotated bibliography is a resource guide designed to assist schools in promoting the interest, engagement, and achievement of all students, especially those populations (poor, immigrant, female, and minority) that are underrepresented among students who elect advanced mathematics and science...

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Online Access: Full Text (via ERIC)
Main Author: Hulme, Marylin A.
Corporate Author: Research for Better Schools, inc
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1994.
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Summary:This annotated bibliography is a resource guide designed to assist schools in promoting the interest, engagement, and achievement of all students, especially those populations (poor, immigrant, female, and minority) that are underrepresented among students who elect advanced mathematics and science courses and pursue related careers. These materials have been carefully screened and selected for their usefulness in reviewing the curriculum, evaluating instructional materials, conducting professional development, and promoting parent/school partnerships. Many can be used directly with students in the classroom. There are three sections to this guide. Part 1, "Print Materials," provides information to assist educators in exploring the underlying causes and subtle barriers that discourage so many students from recognizing the relevance and usefulness of science and math to their lives and future careers. Part 2, "Resources for Career Information," lists information on careers in science and technology published in booklet or pamphlet form by associations, professional societies, nonprofit groups and corporations; the pamphlets are grouped together under the name of the publisher or the originator. Part 3, "Films, Videotapes, Slides and Audio Tapes," supports the work of integrating gender and cultural diversity into the classroom and of providing professional development for educators. Each entry provides a brief annotation regarding content, format and grade level (elementary, secondary, staff development and postsecondary; general, wide appeal, appropriate for use with parents, community members, youth groups and board members.) (An index for audiovisual materials contains items categorized by subject headings.) (MKR)
Item Description:ERIC Document Number: ED372937.
Availability: Mid-Atlantic Consortium for Mathematics and Science Education, Research for Better Schools, 444 North Third Street, Philadelphia, PA 19123.
Sponsoring Agency: Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED), Washington, DC.
Contract Number: RI68R20009.
ERIC Note: A product of the Mid-Atlantic Consortium for Mathematics and Science Education.
Physical Description:44 p.