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Creating a Culturally Responsive K-3 Science Curriculum: Teachers as Cultural Brokers

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The purpose of this qualitative case study was to investigate and analyze the processes and initial outcomes of a K-3 Hawaiian culture-based science program created collaboratively by five Hawaiian language immersion early childhood teachers, their administrator, and a university professor. Data collection included semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with the five K-3 educators and their administrator, analysis of teacher and student work samples and reflections, and individual classroom observations. Data analysis revealed an increase in science content confidence and self- efficacy in both teaching and learning the sciences. Three emergent themes led to a grounded theory implicating both the importance of ongoing professional development and the use of place-based practices in indigenous education. Suggestions are offered for educators wishing to adapt or create culture-based science programs to increase equity and access to the sciences for diverse young children.

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The purpose of this qualitative case study was to investigate and analyze the processes and initial outcomes of a K-3 Hawaiian culture-based science program created collaboratively by five Hawaiian language immersion early childhood teachers, their administrator, and a university professor. Data collection included semi-structured interviews and focus group discussions with the five K-3 educators and their administrator, analysis of teacher and student work samples and reflections, and individual classroom observations. Data analysis revealed an increase in science content confidence and self- efficacy in both teaching and learning the sciences. Three emergent themes led to a grounded theory implicating both the importance of ongoing professional development and the use of place-based practices in indigenous education. Suggestions are offered for educators wishing to adapt or create culture-based science programs to increase equity and access to the sciences for diverse young children.

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