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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium explores how translanguaging can be taken up, encouraged, and cultivated in early childhood learning spaces by teachers and education researchers to reflect and empower bi/multilingual youth. We draw on translanguaging as a theoretical and pedagogical stance that normalizes flexible use of multiple language resources. After giving an overview of translanguaging practices in early childhood contexts, scholars will share findings from six different qualitative studies on translingual pedagogies. Attendees will then be given time to discuss key issues and questions in small groups with the presenters. Through presentation of empirical data and subsequent discussions, attendees will explore possibilities for applying translanguaging as both a pedagogical approach and theoretical lens for understanding classroom interactions in early childhood contexts.
Interactions With New-to-Teacher Language Resources: Supporting Translingual Composing in a Multilingual Elementary Classroom - Lindsey Rowe, Clemson University
Preservice Teachers Engaging in Discourse Analysis of Translingual Read-Alouds in English-Medium Schooling - Faythe Beauchemin, Boston College; Megan Chaffin, University of Arkansas at Fayetteville; Rebecca Carpenter de Cortina, University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
Preparing Monolingual Teacher Candidates for Translanguaging Pedagogy - Suki Jones Mozenter, University of Minnesota - Duluth
Recipes as a Genre for Translingual Reading, Writing, and Play - Leah Durán, University of Arizona; Rebecca Lopez, University of Arizona
¿Saben de La Llorona? Spine-Chilling Tales as Translingual and Transnational Writing in a Family Storytelling Workshop - Emily Machado, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Grace Cornell Gonzales, University of Washington; Lauren Plitkins, University of Washington
"¡Mira, the Coche Has Wheels!" Supporting Young Children and Families' Translanguaging Through Informal Science - Jackie Ridley, Kent State University; Leslie C. Moore, The Ohio State University