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Session Type: Roundtable Session
The papers in this roundtable take a critical look at how disability is constructed in schools both through accountability and schooling structures as well as through literature. Several of these papers offer us a critical perspective about how disability is constructed and dealt with in schools and literature, while the other papers offer us ideas for how to use literature and digital literacy to transform our understandings of disability and improve educational practice
Becoming an Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Child: Disability and Early Schooling in the Era of Accountability - Kyung Hwa Lee, University of Georgia
Digital Literacy, Identity, and Academic Engagement Among Reading "Dis-Abled": A Theoretical Paper - Eric Claravall, San Francisco State University; Jill M. Castek, Portland State University
Issues of Bullying and Disability in Children's Literature - Donna Sayers Adomat, Indiana University; Angela Michelle Wiseman, North Carolina State University
To Know a Mockingbird: Disability Studies Meets Boo Radley - Dorothy M. Bossman, University of Nebraska