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Session Type: Symposium
In this session, we use a variety of methodological approaches including qualitative, textual, and multivocal video cued ethnographic methods to understand better how federal policy impacts children in different spaces who are being served by the most extensive preschool program in the US. Our papers address how immigrant children are conceptualized in federal policy, in the popular press, and the ways that understandings of language can impact the educational practices of Head Start classrooms. Cohesively, this session provides unprecedented understandings of the ways that a singular program plays out in different contexts.
When Head Start and State Policy Collide: Language Policy in the Borderlands - Allison Sterling Henward, The Pennsylvania State University; Yeojoo Yoon, Pennsylvania State University
Beliefs About Bilingualism, Dual Language Learning, and Bilingual Education of Head Start Educators in the Borderlands - Sarah Garrity, San Diego State University; Cristian R. Aquino-Sterling, San Diego State University
Latinx (Im)Migrant Childhoods: Disrupting Binaries to Reconceptualize Early Childhood Education Policy and Praxis - Michelle Perez, New Mexico State University; Araceli Rivas, New Mexico State University
A Black Feminist Analysis of Head Start Nutrition: Illustrating Latinx Realities to Inspire Change - Margarita G. Ruiz Guerrero, Western Washington University
Cultural Location and Learning by Observing and Pitching In: Cultural and Familial Approaches to Learning in a South Texas Bilingual Head Start Classroom - Molly Ellen McManus, San Francisco State University; María José Ruiz-González, Universidad de Costa Rica; Kiyomi Sánchez-Suzuki Colegrove, Texas State University