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Session Type: Roundtable Session
These papers illuminate a wide array of research that impact how teachers are constructed in the social imaginary. The studies explore both formal and informal teacher preparation and continuing development, the hybridity of space in teacher testing, and emerging teachers’ internalized identity development. Examining these wide ranging aspects of the teaching self can help us understand how teachers are grappling with their own sense of autonomy while navigating the structural constraints of the profession.
Behind the Curtain: Performative Pedagogy and Social Justice Teaching Identity - Mary Rose Kelly, University of Colorado - Boulder; Emily Claire Price, Communities in Schools; Melia E Repko-Erwin, University of Colorado - Boulder
Storying a Social Drama: How Discourse and Practice Prevent Transformation Through Culturally Relevant Pedagogy - Ann Mogush Mason, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
What Happens in Praxis, Stays in Praxis: Spatial Theories for Studying High-Stakes Teacher Tests - Emery Marc Petchauer, Michigan State University
Beyond the Page: Pedagogical Implications of Teachers' Experiences in Book Clubs - Jennifer Jane Rottmann, University of Ottawa