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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This structured poster session brings together researchers from 12 institutions who support over 120 teachers to create justice-centered STEM learning opportunities for their K12 students. The researchers, from across the United States, report work on preservice and inservice teacher learning in 9 posters. Participants explore how partnerships with classroom educators and community organizations engage in the design and teaching of justice-centered STEM curricula. Each partnership reports on their co-design process and professional learning structures. The empirical studies leverage justice-centered pedagogies to shape the design of STEM pre-service courses, professional development workshops, community partnerships, and curriculum. The participants report on current efforts and future directions for supporting preservice and inservice teachers to integrate social justice in STEM teaching and learning.
The Impact of a Methods Course on PreService STEM Teachers’ Integration of Social Justice (Poster 1) - Libby F. Gerard, University of California - Berkeley; Allison Bradford, University of California - Berkeley; Kyle Beckham, University of California - Berkeley; Marcia Linn, University of California - Berkeley
Intergenerational Science Stories: Cultural Wealth of Latine Teacher Candidates For Climate Justice Teaching (Poster 2) - Alyssa Manogue Dray Sayavedra, California State University - Monterey Bay; Corin Slown, California State University - Monterey Bay; Sandra Zuniga, San José State University; Helen Fitzmaurice, University of California - Berkeley
Teacher Customization Trajectories When Teaching Justice-Centered Science Units (Poster 3) - Kelly R. Billings, University of California - Berkeley
Teachers’ Planned Adaptations of a Justice-Centered Unit about AI (Poster 4) - Mon-Lin Ko, University of Colorado - Boulder; Nga Hoang, University of Colorado - Boulder; Collette Heskett, University of Colorado - Boulder; William R. Penuel, University of Colorado - Boulder
Co-designing Place-based and Justice-Centered Climate Change Elementary Units in the Southeastern United States (Poster 5) - Amal Ibourk, Florida State University
Teachers as Collaborators to Design Automated Feedback for Students’ Written Science Explanations (Poster 6) - Sadhana Puntambekar, University of Wisconsin - Madison; ChanMin Kim, Pennsylvania State University; Dana Gnesdilow, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Promoting Justice through the Co-Design of an Integrated Science, Engineering, and Computational Modeling Unit (Poster 7) - Jennifer L. Chiu, University of Virginia; Kevin McElhaney, Digital Promise; Sarah Lilly Deans, University of Virginia
Collective Teacher Agency for Youth Civic Engagement for Climate Justice (Poster 8) - Melissa Braaten, University of Colorado - Boulder; Tiffany Boyd, Classrooms For Climate Action; Jessica R. Bean, University of California - Berkeley
Justice-Centered Climate Change Pedagogy: Lenses to Guide Curricular Development (Poster 9) - Emily V. Reigh, University of California - Santa Cruz; Alyssa Manogue Dray Sayavedra, California State University - Monterey Bay; Jacob Barton, University of California - Berkeley; Gita Dunhill, California State University - East Bay; Helen Fitzmaurice, University of California - Berkeley