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In addition to providing social advantages for all students, the racial diversity of the teaching workforce can help to close the
achievement gap, emerging research suggests. Both quantitative and qualitative studies find that teachers of color can improve the school experiences of all students; further, teachers of color contribute to improved academic outcomes while serving as strong role models for students.
One report suggests that, compared with their peers, teachers of color are more likely to (1) have higher expectations of
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teaching practices most effective with today’s student populations.
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achievement gap, emerging research suggests. Both quantitative and qualitative studies find that teachers of color can improve the school experiences of all students; further, teachers of color contribute to improved academic outcomes while serving as strong role models for students.
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state has a higher percentage of students of color than teachers of color and the workforce is still overwhelmingly homogenous.
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Freedom Prep - General Flyer Alabama
- 1. ¿QUIÉN ES FREEDOM PREPARATORY ACADEMY? PARA CUALQUIER PREGUNTA O INQUIETUD: Justin Hampton Alabama Regional Director justin.hampton@freedomprep.org | (334) -521-6094 Escanee el código QR con su teléfono para registrarse y recibir más información sobre FPA Birmingham. Una de las redes más grandes de escuelas charter en Memphis, Tennessee El 88% de los estudiantes son de ascendencia Afro-Americana y 12% de ascendencia Latina La escuela pública charter con el mejor desempeño Cinco generaciones con el 100% de sus estudiantes aceptados en Universidades de 4 años Fue fundada por una Mujer Afroamericana Prestamos servicios a 2.350 estudiantes desde el prekínder hasta el grado 12 F R EED OM PREPARATORY ACAD E M Y PREPARAMOS A TODOS LOS ESTUDIANTES DESDE Pre-Kinder hasta la Preparatoria -12th- PARA SOBRESALIR EN LA UNIVERSIDAD Y EN LA VIDA Freedom Preparatory Academy busca establecer su red de escuelas charter a Birmingham, AL. a partir de otoño de 2023.