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Session Type: Symposium
In this symposium we explore various facets of teacher residency, making the case that it is possible to create a university-based, student-, school-, and community-focused teacher preparation program that is clinically intensive, academically rigorous, responsive to the economic concerns of students, and, above all, justice and equity-oriented. Exploring key elements of a University-District residency partnership program, papers in this symposium illuminate findings from research related to 1) hybrid spaces and the affordances and complexities of university-district partnerships; 2) recruitment, retention, and thriving of teachers of color; 3) university coursework innovations that leverage residency classroom experiences; 4) humanizing practices and relational pedagogies infused within program components and professional learning; and 5) the impact of residency program graduates on P12 students.
Recruitment, Retention, and Thriving of Residents From Minoritized Backgrounds - Yuldonna Middleton, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Arethetta Ming, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Seoyeon Lee, University at Buffalo - SUNY
New Possibilities: Course and Program Innovations in Teacher Residency - Julie Gorlewski, Hunter College - CUNY; Elisabeth Etopio, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Erin Kearney, University at Buffalo - SUNY
Humanizing Practices to Cultivate Justice, Genius, Care, and Joy in a Teacher Residency Program - Halley A. Maza, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Kristin Cipollone, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Ashley Wiese, University at Buffalo - SUNY
Affordances and Complexities of Third/Hybrid Spaces in Teacher Residency Programs - Amanda Winkelsas, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Elizabeth Campion, Buffalo Public Schools
The Impact of Teacher Residency Pathways on Student-Level Outcomes - Sunha Kim, University at Buffalo - SUNY; Preston Martin, University at Buffalo - SUNY