Culturally responsive teaching self-efficacy and cultural diversity climate are positively associated with the academic and psychological adjustment of immigrant and non-immigrant students
Abstract:This study investigated the association between teachers’ culturally responsive teaching (CRT) self-efficacy, students’ perceptions of classroom cultural diversity climate (i.e., equal treatment by students and heritage and intercultural learning) and the academic and psychological adjustment of elementary school children in culturally diverse German classrooms. Participants were 41 teachers and 234 fourth grade students (38% first immigrant generation, 43.4% second immigrant generation, 18.6% non-immigrant). … Show more
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