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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
In this session persistent and salient issues in teacher education are explored through an examination of preservice, in-service and teacher educators’ practices and applications of these practices to classrooms: The relationship between preservice and in-service teachers’ sense of self efficacy and effective teaching of ELLS; how teachers’ sense of self and other impact the teaching and learning of ELLS; teachers’ perspectives on effective school-wide programs for ELLs; and the impact of professional development on teachers of ELLs.
A Look Through the Eyes of Preservice Educators and In-Service Teachers on English Language Learner Students - Marisa Anne del Campo, University of Connecticut; Mary E. Yakimowski, University of Connecticut
ESL (English as a Second Language) Professional Development and Teachers’ Trajectories of Change - Eva Ponte, University of Hawaii - Manoa
Preparing Teachers for Diverse Classrooms: What Two Veteran Teacher Educators Have Learned - Constance L. Walker, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities; Tina Edstam, University of Minnesota
Stories of Diversity and Citizenship: Constructing Self and Other in Teacher Education for English Learners - Terri L. Rodriguez, College of Saint Benedict; Nihat Polat, Duquesne University
Teachers’ Perceptions of Effective School-Wide Programs and Strategies for English Language Learners - Kip T. Tellez, University of California - Santa Cruz; George Manthey, University of California - Santa Cruz
To Know Is Not Enough: Measuring Dispositions of Preservice Teachers - Robert J. Tobias, New York University; Jinghong Tian, New York University; Kimberly Woo, New York University
Toward More Equitable Education: Teachers’ Perspectives on “Successful” Detracked Classrooms - Craig Bruno, University of Washington