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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
We draw from research conducted by a set of colleagues who are all working with a shared vision of science teaching, and who share a set of pedagogical practices they use to prepare new teachers. Papers explore evidence from these teacher educators’ practices, and investigate puzzles that emerge around teaching practices in relationship to centering equity, building vision and capacity, and deepening new teachers’ understanding of context.
This interactive symposium will ask: How do we attend to the complexity of teacher learning? What counts as learning and why? How does empirically grounded theory help informs practices and pedagogy for professional learning during the preparation period? How can we attend to issues of equity and social justice through teacher preparation programs?
Opportunities to Teach During the Clinical Experience: The Effect of Novice and Mentor Sharing a Vision of "Good Teaching" - Mark A. Windschitl, University of Washington; Karin Lohwasser, University of Washington
How New Science Teachers Learn: A Literature Review - Karen M. Hammerness, American Museum of Natural History
What to Do During Whale-nami? Supporting Preservice Teachers' Noticing and Pedagogical Reasoning During Teaching Rehearsals - David Stroupe, Michigan State University; Amelia Wenk Gotwals, Michigan State University; Brian Hancock, Alma College
Eliciting Student Ideas About a Phenomenon: An Analysis of Multiple Enactments - Ron Gray, Northern Arizona University; Courtney Barnes, Northern Arizona University
Engaging Teachers as Learners With an Anchoring Phenomenon in Practice-Based Professional Development - Andrea Henrie, Vanderbilt University; Heather Jo Johnson, Vanderbilt University; Danielle Keifert, University of North Texas; Rachel Diane Askew, Freed-Hardeman University; Ashlyn Pierson, The Ohio State University
Working on the Practice of Eliciting and Working With Students' Ideas in a Museums Setting - Anna MacPherson, American Museum of Natural History; Elaine Howes, American Museum of Natural History; Karen M. Hammerness, American Museum of Natural History; Preeti Gupta, American Museum of Natural History; Naina Abowd; Rosamond Kinzler, American Museum of Natural History