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Session Type: Paper Session
This session is a comprehensive exploration of various educational dynamics. It highlights the role of school characteristics in shaping teacher access to resources, the impact of classroom composition on teacher optimism, the complexities of equity-driven initiatives in middle schools, the significance of ethnic studies and the interrogation of anti-LGBTQIA+ language by school boards in an effort to foster inclusive and culturally relevant educational environments. Understanding these dynamics is essential for promoting equitable and effective educational practices.
School Characteristics and Coaching Access in U.S. Schools - Evthokia Stephanie Saclarides, University of Cincinnati; Martha Makowski, University of Alabama; Jen Munson, Northwestern University; Kristin E. Harbour, University of South Carolina
Variation in Teachers’ Academic Optimism: Examining the Impact of Classroom Composition and School Academic Optimism. - Ruud Lelieur, University of Antwerp; Jose Manuel Rivera Espejo, University of Antwerp; Noel Clycq, University of Antwerp; Jan Vanhoof, Antwerp University
Implementation Complexities Within Equity-Driven Middle School Redesign: A Longitudinal Case Study of a Research-Practice Partnership - Dana M. Sox, University of Virginia; Pamela Yvette Nicholas-Hoff, University of Virginia; Ashlee Lester Sjogren, University of Virginia; Faith Zabek, University of Virginia; Margaret V. Brehm, University of Virginia; Dana Kim, University of Virginia
Ethnic Studies Implementation in a K–8 District: School Culture, Critical Consciousness, and Collective Efficacy - Genvieve N. Dorsey, Oak Grove School District
Anti-LGBTQIA+ Language at the School Board Meeting: Implications for District Leaders - Cory Roseth, University of Wisconsin - Madison