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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This roundtable explores how STEM education and teaching practices can reflect multicultural perspectives and inclusivity. Papers highlight ethnomathematical awareness, formative assessments tailored to multilingual learners, teacher competence in navigating digital tools for diverse classrooms, and the language teachers use to foster inclusivity. Together, these works illustrate the importance of embedding equity in both pedagogy and assessment to build stronger, more culturally responsive pathways in STEM and beyond.
Formative Assessment of Multilingual Students in K-12 STEM Education: A Systematic Literature Review - Bilgehan Ayik, George Mason University; Dai Gu, George Mason University; Woomee Kim, George Mason University; Marjorie H. Haley, George Mason University
Multicultural Mathematics Education: Does It Matter? A Study of Ethnomathematical Awareness in Preservice Science Teachers - Wen-Hua Chen, National Taipei University of Education
Navigating Digital Competence in Multilingual Diverse Classrooms: A Mixed-Methods Study of In-Service Elementary Mainstream Teachers - Nansia Kyriakou, Frederick University; Nikleia Eteokleous, Frederick University; Maria Mitsiaki, Democritus University of Thrace