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Title: Exploring the ideologies of 76 teachers from one Guatemalan community.
Authors: Daniel, Mayra C.1 mayra.daniel@gmail.com, Burgin, Ximena2
Source: Teacher Development. Jan2022, Vol. 26 Issue 1, p1-16. 16p.
Subject Terms: *Ideology, *Self-efficacy in teachers, *Academic achievement, *Student attitudes, Leadership
Abstract: This study explored 76 Guatemalan teachers' ideologies related to students' diversity, and how these influenced their work. Educators representing 79.1% of teachers from a community of 135,000 were gathered in seven focus groups ranging in size from nine to twelve participants. Recurrent themes documented teachers' espoused attitudes toward diverse students, and their perceptions of their ability to advocate for learners. Findings suggest that while Guatemalan educators are committed to helping students achieve academically, they struggle to determine what they can do to take on leadership roles and advocate for their students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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