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The study explores students' perceptions of disparities between their teachers' views and their faith school's views. Do the students want to know their teachers' points of view? What are the implications to their right to adaptable education?

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The paper examines the implications of teacher diversity in a faith-centered school, as students perceive it. The paper shows how such disparities may ultimately motivate students to engage in social perspective taking and in learning, help them in formulating their own views, and interacting with different diverse spheres of cultural affiliations. Such findings could help administrators and policy makers in establishing faith schools that fulfill the children's right to adaptable education.

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This page is a summary of: Teacher Diversity and the Right to Adaptable Education in the Religiously Oriented School: What Can We Learn From Students’ Perceptions?, Youth & Society, January 2016, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.1177/0044118x15621224.
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