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Session Type: Symposium
Across the world, migration and globalization is impacting the preparation of teachers as increasing numbers of second language learners are arriving in schools and being taught by mainstream content teachers lacking the necessary preparation to meaningfully support their academic content and language development (Lucas, 2011; Leung, 2005; Ohm 2010). Despite the sociopolitical context of language acquisition and immigration being different within each national context, there is a great deal to learn from examining the approaches and research occurring across varying international contexts as it relates to improving the preparation of content teachers working with second language learners, particularly as a commitment to social justice and equity.
Towards an International Competency Model for Teaching Multilingual Learners in Content Classrooms - Svenja Hammer, Leuphana Universitat Luneburg; Kara Mitchell Viesca, University of Colorado - Denver
Measuring Preservice Teachers' Competencies Regarding Linguistically Diverse Classrooms in Germany: Test Development and Its Validation - Timo Ehmke, Leuphana University - Lueneburg; Svenja Hammer, Leuphana Universitat Luneburg
Perceptions of Linguistically Responsive Teaching in U.S. Teacher Candidates/Novice Teachers - Madhavi Tandon, University of Colorado - Denver; Colin Hueston, University of Colorado - Denver; Tamara MIlbourn, University of Colorado - Boulder; Kara Mitchell Viesca, University of Colorado - Denver
Teacher Diversity Awareness in the Context of Changing Demographics in Finland - Emmanuel Opoku Acquah, University of Turku; Madhavi Tandon, University of Colorado - Denver; Nancy Commins, University of Colorado - Denver
Retooling Mainstream Teachers for Success With Bilingual Learners in the United States - Maria E. Brisk, Boston College