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Boon 􀀍 Brian E. Lewthwaite†  \nMany current economic and social challenges lead to waves of migrating people. The countries where migrants seek refuge can be ethnically homogeneous and monolingual such as Greece, or more frequently, ethnically diverse with local Indigenous populations which have been subjugated and marginalized, such as the US or Australia. In either context, a significant corollary of migration is the absorption of children into the local educational system. Migrant children, much like the local Indigenous marginalized children of the host countries, have language barriers and different customs from those of the host country. Cultural mismatches between the culture of the child and that of its teacher have been empirically shown to result in a range of negative outcomes for the child, including behavioural infractions, low academic outcomes and dropping out of school. This research illustrates findings from the second phase of an extended study. The study aim was to identify what constitutes culturally responsive pedagogy in Australia to support the needs of Indigenous Australian students. Indigenous Australian students, like their counterparts in New Zealand and North America, have the lowest academic attainment of any students in Australia. Through qualitative interviews with Indigenous parents, teachers and students, we identified a range of teacher behaviours deemed by Indigenous people to be indicators of teacher quality as indicated by culturally responsive pedagogy. From these we constructed a teacher survey which was piloted with two waves of practicing teachers. Latent Trait Analyses using the Rasch Model validated the survey and its underlying factors. Findings showed that teachers’ ethic of care strongly predicted their pedagogical expertise. Implications of the research include redefining quality teaching as a pedagogy based on strong ethical standards driven by a vocational disposition which seek to benefit all students including those from ethnically diverse groups such as Indigenous students, refugees and recent migrants.  \nKeywords: culturally responsive pedagogy, indigenous students, latent trait analysis, rasch model, refugees  \nIntroduction  \nThe Need for a Multicultural Approach in the Classroom  \nWestern countries are currently facing rapid population shifts driven by migration arising from economic or political drivers, to escape poverty, war,  \n􀀍 Senior Lecturer, James Cook University, Australia.  \n† Professor, James Cook University, Australia.  \n[https://doi.org/10.30958/aje.3-4-3](https://doi.org/10.30958/aje.3-4-3) doi=10.30958/aje.3-4-3  \noppression or persecution. Political changes, and the problems that are often associated with poor and authoritarian political governance, are driving waves of refugees all over the world in numbers rarely seen before. Furthermore it is predicted that due to climate change induced disasters climate refugees from developing countries will become an increasingly large proportion of migrants in the next few decades (King et al., 2014) . As a case in point, Europe’s population is fast changing as ethnic, racial, religious and economic diversity increases due to global economic forces and migration. In 2011, there were 33.3 million foreign citizens residing in the EU-27, representing 6.6% of the total population (Eurostat, 2012) . The latest OECD report (2015) indicates that on average across OECD countries in 2012, 11% of 15-year-old students had an immigrant background. Around 55% of these students were secondgeneration immigrants while 45% were first-generation immigrants, that is both they and their parents were born abroad in a country other than the one where they took their PISA tests. In terms of the academic outcomes of these migrant students, the 2015 OECD report synthesised data which shows that inmost countries immigrant students perfo","cbCaiuALqBBjHs7c","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuALqBBjHs7c","pdf",833342,14,"English","# Introduction\n## The Need for a Multicultural Approach in the Classroom\n# Teacher Ethics and Culturally Responsive Pedagogy\n## Research Aim and Method\n## Survey Validation and Key Findings\n## Implications for Defining Quality Teaching","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the study address regarding migration and education?\",\"answer\":\"The study addresses how migration often leads to language barriers and cultural mismatches between students and teachers, which can produce negative outcomes such as behavioural infractions, low academic achievement, and dropping out.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the researchers identify culturally responsive pedagogy indicators?\",\"answer\":\"They conducted qualitative interviews with Indigenous parents, teachers, and students, then used these insights to construct a teacher survey.\"},{\"question\":\"What did the Rasch model findings show about teacher quality?\",\"answer\":\"Latent trait analyses using the Rasch model validated the survey and its underlying factors, showing that a teacher’s ethic of care strongly predicts pedagogical expertise.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the research propose redefining quality teaching?\",\"answer\":\"It proposes redefining quality teaching as pedagogy grounded in strong ethical standards and a vocational disposition aimed at benefiting all students, including Indigenous students, refugees, and recent migrants.\"}]","Teacher Ethics - The Link between Quality Teaching and Multi-ethnic and Multiracial Education | PDF",1792075021,35]