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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium features empirical findings from studies that examine the intersection of core practices and equity. Core teaching practices -practices that can be used and adapted by teachers across grades and disciplines- have been identified as an approach that has the potential of advancing learning. Yet, some scholars have raised concerns about their decentering of equity and justice, which they see as key to supporting all students’ learning. The four papers in this symposium focus on core practices across disciplines and grade levels, and use simulations to support their application in ways that support learning in equitable ways. The scholar in the symposium aims to connect the work of core practices to equity in order to advance justice in education.
Moving Language Into the Core of Teaching Practices: Preparing Science Teachers to Elicit Multilinguals’ Thinking - Mariana Castro, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Mark R. Olson, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Core Practice Simulations to Support Equitable Practices in Special Education Teaching and Learning - Courtney A. Bell, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Sarah D. Lent, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Kimber L. Wilkerson, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Melinda Leko, University of Florida
Facilitating Mathematics Discussions: Case Study of Attending to Mathematical Language and Mathematical Development and Participation - Eric Cordero-Siy, Boston University; Sam Prough, University of Delaware; Hala N. Ghousseini, University of Wisconsin - Madison; Elzena McVicar, University of Washington