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Expanding the Vision of Rurality in the US Educational System
An area that is not considered urban or suburban.
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Helping With the Special Educator Shortage in Rural Schools: A Teacher Preparation Program's Journey
Nikki Logan (University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, USA), Rosemary Francsis (University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, USA), Sydni Merrill (University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, USA), and Aaron Dieckman (University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, USA)
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 21
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-7437-2.ch010
Abstract
University-district partnerships have the potential to disrupt inequities in rural special education programs, build community engagement, and create new pathways for recruitment of qualified teachers. This chapter summarizes unique challenges experienced by rural school districts, describes various universities' approaches to field experiences based on firsthand interviews, and documents one university's multi-year collaborative partnership with special educators in rural school districts (including what has worked and suggested changes). Strategies that can aid in successful collaborations between university teacher education programs and rural school districts, perspectives of cooperating teachers and students who participated in the rural special education field experience semester, and recommendations for creating successful partnerships are shared.
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Contextual Factors for Rural Entrepreneurship and Innovation
The areas challenged by paucity of funds, lack of infrastructure facilities in terms of transportation, warehousing, and electricity; unavailability of information and communication technologies, skilled human resources, and technology.
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Increasing Teacher Efficacy Through Rural Partnerships
Not metropolitan; generally smaller communities a distance from urban centers.
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Cybercells and the Integration of Actual and Virtual Groups
Geographically-isolated from major centres of population
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The Power of Educational Leadership in Rural, Impoverished Areas
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From Lean Towards Frugal Product Development
Outside of the urban area, that is, countryside.
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Wearable Technology: Improving Mathematical Classroom Discourse Using Pivothead Eyeglasses
Characterized by geographic isolation and small population size (a place with less than 2,500 people). Also characterized by lack of up to date educational resources.
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Adapting Course Assignments to Online Postings for Rural and Remote Students in a Bachelor of Education Program
Locations that are one or more hours of travel from an urban setting, often relying on agriculture as the dominant industry.
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Youth Entrepreneurship and SME Challenges: Namibia in the COVID-19 Scenario
This is a characteristic of an activity or an event happening in the countryside rather than in a city or town.
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Trauma in Rural Areas: Implications for Instruction
Remote areas or small towns in which there are geographic distances between homes and resources.
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Importance of Gender Inclusiveness in Sustainable Climate Change Education
Referring to areas, communities, or regions located outside urban centers, typically characterized by agricultural activities, natural landscapes, and lower population densities.
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Loneliness Among Rural Elderly: Present and Future Public Health Challenges
It applies to the territory of a region or locality whose economic uses are agricultural, agro-industrial, extractive, forestry and environmental conservation activities.
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The Development of Collaborative Structures to Support Virtual Classes in Small Schools
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Decoding (Sub)Urban-Rural Fragmentation Processes: A Morphogenetic Approach in Lisbon Metropolis
A socio-economic system primarily based on the exploitation of natural resources with pre-industrial technology, hierarchical geographic configurations, and local fields of the relationship between markets, government, and community.
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Funding Rural Development in Post-Apartheid South Africa's Land Reform Programme
Areas which are characterised by high levels of poverty and overcrowding caused by apartheid legislation.
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Do Technological Factors Impact Differently on Rural and Urban New Venture Performance?: Empirical Evidence From the Portuguese Case
A municipality is considered rural if the share of population living in rural parishes (with less of 150 inhabitants per square kilometer) is higher than 50% or between 15 and 50%.
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Cultivating Teacher Leadership in Rural School Districts
A population of less than 2,500 people that is not in an urban area.
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Technology Shaping Education in Rural Communities
A community that is not considered to be part an urban or metropolitan area.
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The Role of Digital Technology in Rural Entrepreneurship and Innovations
Areas with open swaths of land with less population and more issues in conducting one’s lifestyles.
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Retention of Rural Latina College Students, Engaging Strategic Leadership: A Chicana Feminist Theory Perspective on Retention
Defined by a remote area. The U.S. Census defines rural territory as more than 25 miles from an urbanized area and also more than 10 miles from an urban college ( Goreham, 2008 ; National Center for Education Statistic, 2006 AU185: The in-text citation "National Center for Education Statistic, 2006" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ). These definitions are based on public school data. Therefore, this review defines rural students based upon where they live in relation to an urban area.
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Intersectionality: Women and Social Justice Educational Leadership in Appalachian Kentucky Schools
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, rural areas are those areas that are not urban. Their definition of urban involves two categories: Urbanized areas which have more than 50,000 residents and Urban Clusters, which ranges from 2,500 to 50,000 residents, thus rural areas are those with fewer than 2,500 people (USCB, 2017 AU85: The in-text citation "USCB, 2017" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. ).
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