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Tasha Riley
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Self-fulfilling prophecy: How teachers' attributions, expectations, and stereotypes influence the learning opportunities afforded Aboriginal students
T Riley, C Ungerleider
Canadian Journal of Education/Revue canadienne de l'éducation 35 (2), 303-333, 2012
2352012
Boys are like puppies, girls aim to please: How teachers’ gender stereotypes may influence student placement decisions and classroom teaching
T Riley
Alberta Journal of Educational Research 60 (1), 1-21, 2014
572014
Preservice teachers’ discriminatory judgments
T Riley, C Ungerleider
Alberta journal of educational research 54 (4), 2008
562008
“I know I'm generalizing but…”: How teachers’ perceptions influence ESL learner placement
T Riley
TESOL Quarterly 49 (4), 659-680, 2015
492015
Australian teachers voice their perceptions of the influences of stereotypes, mindsets and school structure on teachers’ expectations of Indigenous students
T Riley, M Pidgeon
Teaching Education 30 (2), 123-144, 2019
382019
Principals as Literacy Leaders with Indigenous Communities: Leadership for learning to read-'Both ways'
G Johnson, N Dempster, L McKenzie, H Klieve, B Fluckiger, S Lovett, ...
252014
The uncomfortable teacher-student encounter and what comes to matter
S Lennon, T Riley, S Monk
Teaching in Higher Education 23 (5), 619-630, 2018
242018
Stigma, stereotypes, and attributional theory: A successful merger
TA Riley
The Journal of Educational Thought (JET)/Revue de la Pensée Éducative, 229-246, 2010
242010
Understanding the Application and Use of Indigenous Research Methodologies in the Social Sciences by Indigenous and Non-Indigenous Scholars.
M Pidgeon, T Riley
International Journal of Education Policy and Leadership 17 (8), n8, 2021
232021
Exceeding expectations: Teachers’ decision making regarding aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students
T Riley
Journal of Teacher Education 70 (5), 512-525, 2019
212019
Barriers and breakthroughs: Engaging in socially just ways towards issues of indigeneity, identity, and whiteness in teacher education
T Riley, S Monk, H VanIssum
Whiteness and Education 4 (1), 88-107, 2019
202019
Principals as literacy leaders with Indigenous communities (PALLIC) building relationships: One school’s quest to raise Indigenous learners’ literacy
T Riley, A Webster
Teaching Education 27 (2), 136-155, 2016
202016
Using Bayesian statistical modelling as a bridge between quantitative and qualitative analyses: illustrated via analysis of an online teaching tool
S Low-Choy, T Riley, C Alston-Knox
Educational Media International 54 (4), 317-359, 2017
152017
Raising awareness to transcend disciplines: Developing teachers' critical awareness across disciplines to increase Indigenous learner engagement
T Riley
The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education 43 (2), 144-153, 2014
112014
Imputed meaning: An exploration of how teachers interpret grades
T Riley, C Ungerleider
Action in Teacher Education 41 (3), 212-228, 2019
92019
Navigating a pathway of professional learning: Travelling the Hero's journey with first year pre-service teachers
L McKay, T Riley, J King, A Bamford-Mareroa, S Licence
Teaching and Teacher Education 122, 103973, 2023
62023
Into the community and not on the shelf: Learning to develop a meaningful HIV/AIDS curriculum for multiple communities
T Riley
Sex Education 14 (1), 42-56, 2014
62014
The face of achievement: Influences on teacher decision making about Aboriginal students
TA Riley
University of British Columbia, 2005
62005
Capturing the protective value of culture: The ‘Deadly Gaming’pilot
T Meston, J Ballangarry, H Van Issum, H Klieve, C Smith, T Riley
Pedagogy, Culture & Society, 1-21, 2023
42023
From yarning circles to zoom: navigating sensitive issues within indigenous education in an online space
T Riley, T Meston, J Ballangarry, BA McCormack, S Low-Choy
International Journal of Inclusive Education, 1-16, 2022
42022
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