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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This structured poster session emphasizes radical transformations that revolutionize learning experiences for both teachers and students. Lesson study (LS) deepens content knowledge and cultivates educational possibilities. The nine posters showcased delve into LS implementations with teacher candidates and inservice educators, creating purposeful and meaningful professional learning experiences across content areas. These opportunities fostered a shift in teaching practices and curriculum design. The posters serve as a platform for discussing the dismantling of racial injustice by harnessing the potential of AI, instructional technology, lit labs, and critical dialogue through reflection. Furthermore, these discussions focus on instructional challenges, issues of social justice, and interdisciplinary complexities, striving to create inclusive and effective learning environments that empower both teachers and students to thrive.
Jigsaw Lesson Study: Transforming Teacher Education (Poster 1) - Joanna C. Weaver, Bowling Green State University
Lit Lab: Supporting Early Field Experiences via Lesson Study (Poster 2) - Alexander S. Butler, Bowling Green State University; Joanna C. Weaver, Bowling Green State University; Gabriel Matney, Bowling Green State University
Supporting Teacher Candidates Through Lesson Study: AI for Creative Lesson Planning (Poster 3) - Gabriel Matney, Bowling Green State University; Allison Goedde, Bowling Green State University; Joanna C. Weaver, Bowling Green State University
Exploring Mathematics Teacher Candidates’ Learning Through Lesson Study and Teaching Simulations (Poster 4) - Gabriel Matney, Bowling Green State University
Lesson Study and Andragogy: Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences for Teachers (Poster 5) - Sarah Smitherman Pratt, Baylor University
How Lesson Study Improves Equitable Mathematics Teaching Using Technology in a Preservice Teacher Education Course (Poster 6) - Rongjin Huang, Middle Tennessee State University; Dovie L. Kimmins, Middle Tennessee State University; Christopher Bonnesen, Middle Tennessee State University
Lesson Study Facilitators' and Teachers’ Role in Co-Designing and Enacting Justice-Oriented Community-Based Mathematical Modeling Tasks (Poster 7) - Jennifer M. Suh, George Mason University; Holly Tate, George Mason University; Kate Roscioli, George Mason University
Teacher Collaboration in Secondary Learning Labs: Co-Constructing Facilitation Moves to Surface and Make Sense of Student Thinking (Poster 8) - Joy Zimmerman, University of California - Los Angeles; Theodore Sagun, University of California - Los Angeles
Lesson Study: An Educational Possibility for High School Science Teachers to Advance Their Classroom Instruction (Poster 9) - Yeon Hee Kang, McGill University; Heather McPherson, McGill University; Stephen Peters, McGill University