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Session Type: Symposium
This session considers the potential of engaging in youth participatory action research to improve teacher education. An introductory paper considers the conceptual framework for leveraging youth participatory action research (YPAR) in the service of teacher learning. The three following papers describe projects using YPAR in different teacher education contexts and address distinct yet interrelated critical issues: student teachers’ struggle between new and traditional understandings of youth and teaching; stances supporting preservice teachers as they develop new understandings of centering youth critical epistemologies; and how teaching candidates reconfigured relationships with youth as they engaged in participatory research. Discussant remarks from a prominent scholar/practitioner of participatory action research follow, and, finally, guided discussion on incorporating YPAR into participants’ teacher education curricula..
Youth Participatory Action Research in Teacher Education: Developing Critical and Capacity-Oriented Understandings of Children and Youth - Thea R. Abu El-Haj, Barnard College, Columbia University; Beth C. Rubin, Rutgers University
Provoking Struggle and Insight: Facilitating Youth Participatory Action Research as a Teacher Education Practice for Social Justice - Jerald Isseks, Rutgers University; Nicole Mirra, Rutgers University; Lauren Leigh Kelly, Rutgers University Graduate School of Education; Ana Paulina Morron, Rutgers University; Beth C. Rubin, Rutgers University
Holding Space: An Examination of Critical Stances to Support Preservice Teachers in Centering Youth Epistemologies - Danielle Filipiak, Teachers College; Limarys Caraballo, Queens College - CUNY
Structural and Relational Entanglements in Teacher Education and Participatory Inquiry and Action Involving Youth - Vanessa Michelle Jones, Artivist Ink, Ltd.; Auburn Sandstrom; Carmine Stewart; Anne M. Galletta, Cleveland State University