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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
The papers in this session examine teachers’ beliefs as well as their actions. They push discussions about beliefs with respect to diverse student populations and unique contexts including different national policy contexts. They ask us to consider how their research adds nuance and enriches current understandings about teachers’ beliefs and actions. These authors also push the field to include the needs of particular students within these discussions.
Compassion, Accountability, and Collaboration: Effective Teachers in High-Poverty Schools - Michael Arthur Gallagher, Sunnyvale School District
Clashes Within One Teacher’s Understandings of Race: Potentials for Altering Practice of Judgment? - Jenna Min Shim, University of Wyoming
Chinese Teachers’ Self-Reported Beliefs and Practices Related to Minority Students in Xinjiang - Hongyan Zhang Newton, University of Washington - Seattle
Harnessing the Generativity of Digital Diaries and Face-to-Face Semi-Structured Interviews: Perspectives of Beginning Teachers on Learning to Teach - Daniel O'Sullivan, University College Cork; Paul F. Conway, University College Cork
When Will I Stop Being From Away: A Teacher’s Relocation into the World of Doctorate Studies - Essie Lom, University of New Brunswick