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Session Type: Symposium
Multilingual students thrive in schools that provide supportive conditions for acquiring English while preserving and growing the cultural and linguistic knowledge they bring to school. They need a humanizing pedagogy where educators honor their lives, languages, and experiences and attend to their well-being (Salazar, 2013). In this session, presenters identify schools that offer many elements of humanizing pedagogy to multilingual students in Texas, New York, California, and Arizona. Presenters will describe the people, policies, practices, and structures that allow these schools to expand students’ learning opportunities. Following these presentations, the discussant will summarize the elements that characterize these schools and invite participants to explore the application of a humanizing pedagogy for all schools.
A Humanizing Pedagogy for Multilingual Students - Althier M. Lazar, Saint Joseph's University
Stories of Our Evidence: Humanizing Pedagogies in a Post-Truth Era - Nadia Regina Granados, The University of Arizona; Norma I. Gonzalez, Tucson Unified School District
Teachers and Caregivers Collaborate for Culturally Responsive Literacy Learning - Patricia R. Schmidt, Le Moyne College
The Literacy Engagement of Language-Minoritized Students: A Humanizing High School in South Texas - Usha Gurumurthy, Corpus Christi Independent School District; Suniti Sharma, Saint Joseph's University
Framing Literacy as "Revolutionary": Creating Transformative Learning Opportunities in a Predominantly Latinx-Serving High School - Steven Z. Athanases, University of California - Davis; Marnie Curry, University of California - Santa Cruz
Leveraging Students' Translanguaging Practices to Strengthen the School Community - Ivana Espinet, City College of New York - CUNY