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Session Type: Symposium
In an effort to remedy and repair linguistic wounds, this symposium aims to reframe biliteracies as expansive practices for healing. We bring together scholars whose work examines the impact of critical, reflective, and decolonial pedagogies on Latinx educators and their trajectories through intentional humanizing methodologies in an effort to reimagine biliteracies as robust, critical, and lifelong in the lives of Latinx bilingual educators. Each paper grapples with interlocking systems of oppressions in their theories, methods, and/or pedagogical practices. Authors present decolonizing teaching and research approaches that challenge the (mis)education of bilingual teachers. With the audience, authors will explore concepts of ideological clarity, raciolinguistic ideologies, translanguaging, preparación palenquera, and collective acompañamiento, as important avenues for sustaining Latinx biliterate trajectories.
“Más triste”: Bilingual Preservice Teachers’ Development of Ideological Clarity Through Journey Boxes - Katherine Espinoza-Talati, Trinity University
“Border” and “Southside” Bilingualisms: Latinx Teacher Candidates Imagining Raciolinguistic Utopias in Bilingual Teacher Education - Cristhian Fallas Escobar, University of Texas - San Antonio; Lucila D. Ek, University of Texas - San Antonio; Patricia Sanchez, University of Texas - San Antonio
“I learned how to challenge”: Middle School Bilingual Teachers’ Translanguaging, Biliteracy, and Advocacy Practices - Claudia Rodriguez-Mojica, University of California - Davis; Allison Briceno, San José State University
Toward a Preparación Palenquera: The Miseducation of Bi/Multilingual Teachers in the Midwest - Blanca Gabriela Caldas Chumbes, University of Minnesota; Mariane de Araujo Batista-McCulloch, University of Minnesota
Healing the Bilingual Bodymindspirit: A Case for Theorizing Emotion in Critical Biliteracies - Alexandra Babino, Texas Woman's University; Soria E. Colomer, Oregon State University; Adriana Alvarez, University of Colorado - Denver; Sofia Chaparro, University of Colorado - Denver