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In Event: Reenvisioning Teacher Education Policy and Programs to Construct Educational Possibilities
This session presents initial findings from a design-based study intended to explore and support the policy literacies of pre-service teachers (PSTs). Drawing from theories of Sensemaking and Critical Literacies, the authors describe learning from two phases of their study. Phase one consisted of a workshop in which the researchers engaged with 16 PSTs to critically analyze Florida HB 1467 - a bill that restructured the selection process for books in school and classroom libraries. Phase two involved the development and implementation of a module that included in-class activities centered on relevant policies related to the course content. The findings offer guideposts to support future educators in navigating, understanding, and, possibly, resisting harmful policies.