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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium presents findings from a study of teacher preparation at four new graduate schools of education (nGSEs): High Tech High/High Tech High GSE, San Diego; Sposato GSE, Boston; the MAT program at the American Museum of Natural History, New York; and TEACH-NOW GSE, an entirely online program. The symposium has three objectives: (1) to present multiple cross-case analyses of core aspects of nGSE teacher preparation; (2) to consider whether and how teacher preparation at nGSEs is changing the institutional field; and, (3) to link analyses of teacher preparation at nGSEs to the pressing policy, political, and professional challenges of 2020 and beyond.
Mission and Meaning: A Cross-Case Analysis of Purpose, Problem, and Logics at New Graduate Schools of Education - Marilyn Cochran-Smith, Boston College; Jeremy Alexander, Lexington Christian Academy
The "Project of Learning to Teach" at New Graduate Schools of Education: A Cross-Case Analysis - Marisa Olivo, Boston College
The Logic of Investment: A Cross-Case Analysis of Funding Models at New Graduate Schools of Education - Reid Jewett Smith, Boston College; Juan Gabriel Sanchez, Phillips Academy, Andover
Thin or Strong? Equity, Social Justice, and the "New" Teacher Preparation - Elizabeth Stringer Keefe, Stonehill College