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Challenging the Deficit Model


Deficit Thinking and a Growth Mindset | Wake Tech

Deficit thinking refers to the tendency of educational professionals and others to assume that when students from disadvantaged or marginalized ...

Running a Learning Development Deficit - rattus scholasticus

The DEFICIT model. Ugh. This term is often used to describe the approach to learning development work that we don't want to take, ...

From a “Student Deficit” to “Course Deficit” Approach to Addressing ...

In this method, students were challenged daily with problem-solving questions, independently first, and then in pairs. By changing the course ...

CHALLENGING YOUR MINDSET - Division of Student Success

A strengths-based mindset and approach clearly defines our high expectations of ... Challenging Deficit Thinking. Educational Leadership, 61(1), 42-45 ...

Deficit Based Terminology and a Reframing

The terms being used to name the challenge we face—loss, recovery, acceleration—take a deficit approach to the crisis we have all endured to various degrees ...

Ditch the Deficit Thing - ADHD Students - ADDitude

So here's a radical assertion: When assessing and teaching children, it is time to embrace the whole child. This approach calls for schools, ...

How to shift out of a deficit model on patients

There's a difference between identifying someone's needs, and seeing the person as deficient. Here's how to shift out of a deficit model.

Why Schools Should Embrace Asset-Based Language Over Deficit ...

Adopting this linguistic approach may encounter resistance and barriers despite the benefits of asset-based language. Common challenges include ...

Strengths v. Deficit Approaches to Community Health

Deficit-Based Perspective · Issue #1: Help Comes Too Late · Issue #2: Fosters Dependency · Issue #3: Not Sustainable · Issue #4: Emotional Fatigue.

Dismantling Deficit Thinking - Social Justice Pedagogies

Dismantling deficit thinking works to challenge the normative practices of assuming that students who do not fit the stereotype of a traditional student are ...

The deficit model of education and unintentional racism

Basically, the “deficit model” appears to be anti-racist insofar as it's saying that students of color who are underperforming (or not—they ...

Deficit Perspectives – Inclusive Perspectives in Primary Education

In the scenarios above, you can see the difference between a deficit perspective and a student-centered, asset-based approach. The deficit perspective reflects ...

Interrogating and Challenging Deficit Models in Basic Writing

J. Elizabeth Clark and Darin Jensen led an interactive session on thinking about affective pedagogy & challenging deficit models.

Middle Level Teacher Recruitment: Challenging Deficit Narratives

We view it as our responsibility to reframe the deficit narrative around middle level learners to prevent their marginalization, and we are excited to take on ...

Thinking out loud: Tacit knowledge and deficit models

Something that I really haven't worked out remains the challenge of resource allocation between translation focussed on a known group and that ...

Challenging the “deficit model” of innovation: Framing policy issues ...

Challenging the “deficit model” of innovation: Framing policy issues under the innovation imperative · List of references · Publications that cite this ...

Putting Away the Deficit Lens in Culturally Diverse Classrooms

Our challenge may be to undo what has been done to have students ... modeling, modifications, moleskine, monitoring student learning, month ...

Chapter 19 (rough draft ideas for book - CalStateLA.edu

Essentially, deficit model behavioral systems are characterized by each student s level of behavior being publicly represented by a level as an incentive to ...

Moving away from the deficit model | Colorín Colorado

Dr. Meléndez explains why we need to reconsider the "deficit model" when thinking about ELLs. See more of the interview.

Capacity or Deficit? The Lens We Use to View Students Does Make ...

Donnelan further suggested that we should “assume that poor performance is due to instructional inadequacy rather than to student deficits.” She challenged ...