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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium describes how university faculty collaborated to design and implement an arts-focused teacher preparation program model aimed at addressing issues of equity, language, and cultural diversity through an interdisciplinary approach in a bilingual, community school. As part of this design, faculty coordinated syllabi across methods courses, the student-teaching seminar, and classroom/community fieldwork to infuse creativity into the teacher education program with the ultimate goal of increasing access to the arts in historically marginalized communities. Faculty leadership, with the support of student teachers, initiated additional programming incorporating the arts in school wide initiatives such as a children’s pop choir and an end of year arts event. The findings stemming from the redesign of the teacher education project will be shared.
Teacher Candidates' Perspectives on Their Arts-Based Teacher Preparation and Fieldwork in a Linguistically Diverse School - Carlos Alfonso LopezLeiva, University of New Mexico; Rebecca M. Sanchez, University of New Mexico
Online Literacy Methods Courses: Supporting Preservice Teachers' Understanding of Language Diversity and Bilingual Literacy - Irene Welch, University of New Mexico
Bringing a Book to Life: Student Teachers' Arts-Based Learning Approaches Transform Literature Into a Play! - Nancy S. Pauly, University of New Mexico; Asha Baker, University of New Mexico
The Art of Musical Performance in Bilingual/ESL Children's Language Development and Literate Identities - Leila Flores-Duenas, University of New Mexico; Karol Ibarra Zetter, University of New Mexico