Sensitivity to cultural diversity of preservice teachers who minor in educational computing

Abstract

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Reconceptualizing Equity Pedagogy in Technology Teacher Education: A Double Infusion Model

“…This baseline information was derived from the Cultural Diversity Awareness Inventory, which was developed by Henry (1991) and later modified by Phillips (2000). The survey was administered to the cohort students in the Fall semester of 2000.…”