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Diversity and Inclusion in Educational Institutions (In Pursuit of Educational Equity: English Language Learners and First-Generation College Students)

Kaur Dhir & Becerra-Murillo / Cambridge Scholars Publishing / January 2022

This chapter addresses equity in K-16 education. Topics covered from a lens of equity and inclusion include first-generation college students, special needs populations, and English Language Learners. Diverse viewpoints representing elementary education, K-12 administration, and college faculty are included.

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