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Session Type: Invited Speaker Session
As classrooms in the United States become more racially diverse, there is increasing concern over a growing racial mismatch between students of color and their teachers. Simultaneously, there has been controversy over whether the supposed “raising of standards” for teachers (primarily through standardized test cut stores) acts as another impediment for those people of color interested in pursuing teaching. In this symposium, presenters will speak back to this issue as represented in the recent Center for American Progress report on teacher diversity and standards. Presenters will also discuss their scholarship and practice around successful recruitment and retention for teachers of color.
"English Is My 6th Language": Critical Reflections on Diversity and Teacher Quality - Audrey Lensmire, Augsburg University
Fueled by Mission and Passion: The Role Minority-Serving Institutions Play in Diversifying the Field - Lynnette K. Mawhinney, The College of New Jersey
Raising Standards, Lowering Barriers: Looking Beyond Binaries to Diversify the Teaching Force - Peter W. Williamson, Stanford University
Grow Your Own Teachers: Preparing Community Insiders as Justice-Oriented Teachers - Christina L. Madda, Northeastern Illinois University
DREAMer Students as Future Bilingual Teachers in the California Central Valley - Laura A. Alamillo, California State University - Fresno; Ana K. Soltero Lopez, Fresno State University; Gaby Encinas, California State University - Fresno