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Session Submission Type: Symposium
A primary debate within teacher preparation discourse centers on the efficacy of undergraduate and graduate programs compared with alternative routes towards certification, many of which place teachers directly into classrooms. Papers in this session seek to understand the experiences of these new urban teachers around issues such as race, teacher identity, teachers’ social networks, methodology of studying new teachers, and students’ literacy practices. Researchers draw from a longitudinal study using qualitative analysis of over 325 hours of interviews with over 70 practitioners. Interviewees represent multiple pathways, including TFA and Teaching Fellows teachers, as well as teachers from university pre-service programs.
Curriculum Personified: An Examination of New Teachers’ Emic Understanding of Curriculum - Jennifer G. Zwillenberg, University of Pennsylvania; Mary Elizabeth Del Savio, University of Pennsylvania; Talar Kaloustian, University of Pennsylvania
Every Day Is a State of Emergency: Learning to Teach Amidst Violence and Pedagogies of Management - Mary Elizabeth Del Savio, University of Pennsylvania; Katrina Morrison, University of Pennsylvania
Discourses of Deficit: A Study of Teachers’ Sense Making Regarding Student Literacy - Jennifer G. Zwillenberg, University of Pennsylvania; Melissa Hentges, University of Pennsylvania; Danielle Gioia, University of Pennsylvania