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This article discusses the key implications for students, schools, teaching, and learning in culturally diverse classrooms. It also provides a range of teaching, learning, and assessment strategies that respond to the different socio-cultural contexts and varied learning needs of the students. The strategies include establishing inclusion, developing positive attitudes, augmenting meaning, and nurturing confidence. References are provided for further reading.

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This study compares the educational philosophies of essentialism and existentialism in the context of early childhood education in Australia. It discusses the relevance and limitations of each philosophy and explores the roles of teachers and early childhood professionals. The study also examines the influence of these philosophies on contemporary policies and practices in early childhood education.

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Cultural Awareness and Cultural Competence in Early Childhood Education

Exploring Diverse Cultures and Languages in Early Childhood

Early Childhood Education: Cultural Diversity, Poverty, and Children with Diverse Abilities

Early Childhood And Educations Assignment

Teaching Strategies for Culturally Diverse Students

Comparison of Two Contrasting Educational Philosophical Approaches