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Session Type: Symposium
Recent critiques of pre-service teacher education programs in the United States have centered on “the
overwhelming presence of whiteness” and what others have also identified as the intersection of racial
and linguistic normativity in terms of whiteness and standardized American English in these programs.
The objectives of this symposium are to document the rationale and outcomes of an elementary program
engaging in a shift to decenter whiteness and monolingualism/monoglossia. The symposium will provide
documentation of various dimensions of these efforts, including the addition of a bilingual subgroup
embedded within the cohort. The symposium consists of five brief presentations followed by discussant
remarks and then the audience choosing to interact with one of the presenters in a small group activity.
Decentering Whiteness to Promote Equity in Teacher Education - Teddi Michele Beam-Conroy, University of Washington - Seattle; Cristina M. Betancourt, University of Washington; Patricia M Ferreyra, University of Washington - Seattle
Reform in Teacher Education Pedagogy: Meeting the Needs of Bilingual Candidates and Emergent Bilingual Students - Renee Shank, University of Washington - Seattle; Manka M. Varghese, University of Washington
Multilingual Pedagogies for Preservice Bilingual Teachers - Teddi Michele Beam-Conroy, University of Washington - Seattle; Rachel Snyder Bhansari, Portland State University; Grace Cornell Gonzales, University of Washington - Seattle; Renee Shank, University of Washington - Seattle
"Caring About Culture" and "What's the Assignment?" Cultural Sustenance and Tension in Preservice Teacher Education - Cristina M. Betancourt, University of Washington
"¡Pregunta a Brisa, Ana!...Ask Her Very Very Nicely": Preservice Bilingual Teachers' Languaging and Ideologies - Patricia M Ferreyra, University of Washington - Seattle; Patricia E. Venegas-Weber, University of Washington