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Session Type: Roundtable Session
In an effort to make meaning of child-embeddedness, inclusion, and culturally responsiveness in early childhood teacher education, these papers wrestle with notions of identity, figured conceptions, and social, cultural and relational factors that have influence on teaching/learning. Researchers shed light on particular approaches adopted in teacher education and professional learning programs ranging from the use of market-based tech devices in early childhood, to drama-enhanced professional development, to teachers engaging with “funds of knowledge” to build stronger relationships with children and families.
Beyond Cultural Responsiveness: Teacher Candidates' Stories of Relationships and Funds of Knowledge - Sonya Gaches, The University of Otago; Shelina Nawaz Walli, Aga Khan University Institute of Educational Developmnet
How Incorporating Market-Based Technological Devices in a Teacher Education Program Impacts Preservice Teachers' Figured Conceptions - Christopher P. Brown, The University of Texas - Austin; Joanna Englehardt, The University of Texas - Austin
Inclusive Education as Accessing and Expanding Opportunities: A Drama-Enhanced Early Childhood Professional Development Program - Sultan Kilinc, Arizona State University; Kathryn P. Chapman, Arizona State University - Tempe; Kathleen Farrand, Arizona State University - Tempe; Michael F. Kelley, Arizona State University - West; Jenny Millinger, Childsplay Theatre Company; Korbi Adams, Childsplay Theatre Company