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Session Submission Type: Poster Session
In this session the researchers present a series of topics on transformative practices in schools, classrooms and societies. The focus is on preparing teachers and educators through innovative methods that address teachers’ beliefs about working with ELLs and diverse students. A range of theoretical perspectives such as Critical Race Theory (CRT) and LATCRIT and a range of contexts from international field experiences to classrooms that use co-teaching are explored.
C U when U Get There: Young, Black, and Male in Education, Special or Not! - Larry C. Bryant, University of North Texas - Dallas
Experiences of Preservice Teachers on Study Abroad: Developing New Pedagogical Perspectives on Teaching Non-White Students - Genevieve Ngozi Aglazor Ph.D., Tarleton State University
Exploring Change in Preservice Teacher Beliefs About Language, Language Acquisition, Culture, and Instruction for English Language Learners - Laura J. Mahalingappa, Duquesne University; Davi Schirmer Reis, Duquesne University
Language Awareness of Experienced English-as-a-Second Language Teachers - Beth L. Samuelson, Indiana University - Bloomington
Language Planning in Environmental Education: A Study of the First Project WILD Workshop in Spanish - Maria Guadalupe Arreguin-Anderson, The University of Texas - San Antonio; Kimberley Dawn Kennedy, The University of Texas - San Antonio
McIntosh as Synecdoche: White Privilege and Teacher Education - Timothy J. Lensmire, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities; Audrey Lensmire, Augsburg College; Zachary A. Casey, University of Minnesota; Bryan Davis, Columbus School District; Jessica Dockter Tierney, University of Minnesota; Mary Elizabeth Lee-Nichols, University of Wisconsin - Superior; Shannon McManimon, University of Minnesota
More Than a Field Trip: Integrating and Mediating Study Abroad Experiences in a Cultural Diversity Course - Matthew Conley, Ohio Dominican University; Michele Lynn Regalla, Ohio Dominican University
“Latina and Smart”: Negotiating the Complexities of Identity Within Oppressive Spaces - Aja E. LaDuke, College of Saint Rose; Jason G. Irizarry, University of Connecticut