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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium session is intended to present new research that poses significant policy questions and implications on the complex experiences of teachers of Color in the twenty-first century, particularly in the preparation and induction years. There is a continued need for deeper understandings of the unique experiences of this group, and dedicating a symposium to this important topic helps to advance conversations in the field for practitioners and researchers alike. Using a variety of research methods and settings, the papers in this session explore how teacher educators, preparation programs, and professional development institutes have intentionally proposed to support teachers of Color.
Supporting Preservice Teachers of Color to Teach for Social Justice: A Review of Literature - Tambra O. Jackson, Indiana University - IUPUI; Brandy S. Bryson, Appalachian State University
Culturally Responsive Preparation: Equipping Teachers of Color to Transgress - Conra D. Gist, University of Arkansas
Solidarity Not Charity: Decolonizing Teacher Education - Patrick Camangian, University of San Francisco
Challenging and Appropriating Discourses of Power: Listening to and Learning From Successful Teachers of Color - Mariana Souto-Manning, Teachers College, Columbia University; Ranita Cheruvu, William Paterson University
Community-Mindedness and Teachers of Color Committed to Racial Justice: Addressing Isolation With Critical Race Professional Development - Rita Kohli, University of California - Riverside; Marcos Pizarro, San José State University