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Session Type: Roundtable Session
The three studies use semi-structured interviews to gain a deeper understanding of the experiences of pre-service teachers during their residency or clinical teaching experiences. The topics discussed include: social justice development in teacher residents, 2) exploring cultural competency needs with global majority residents, and 3) pre-service teachers beginning experiences as emergent teacher leaders with a focus on social justice.
Centering the Development of Socially Just Teachers in a Professional Development School Partnership: An Activity Theoretical Analysis - Megan Elaine Lynch, The Pennsylvania State University
Barriers to the Demographic Imperative: Illuminating and Dismantling Hurdles Experienced by Global-Majority Teacher Candidates - Anne E. Martin, Georgia State University; Teresa R. Fisher-Ari, Rollins Center for Language and Literacy; DaShaunda Patterson, Georgia State University
Professional Development School Teacher Candidates' Perceptions of Emergent Teacher Leadership - Logan Rutten, The Pennsylvania State University; Rachel Wolkenhauer, The Pennsylvania State University