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Session Type: Symposium
Classroom communication research has established the central role of high-quality discussion in learners’ developing understandings and in their social participation in and beyond school. Given the ongoing difficulties teachers encounter in orchestrating impactful and equitable classroom discussions—further complicated by the expanding range of communication tools—there is a pressing need to support teacher learning in facilitating consequential and equity-oriented student discourse. This symposium brings together three institutionally, disciplinarily, and methodologically diverse researcher-practitioner teams that focus on enhancing teacher capacity to facilitate equitable classroom discussion. The three empirical papers detail the development and implementation of conceptual and practical tools designed to support in-service English and science teachers’ learning about discussion facilitation.
Using Mursion to Explore How Teacher Noticing Affects Disciplined Improvisation in English Language Arts Discussion - Kayce L. Mastrup, California State University - Monterey Bay; Megan E. Welsh, University of California - Davis; Kristen Pilner Blair, Stanford University; Jennifer Higgs, University of California - Davis; Alexis Patterson Williams, University of California - Davis; Sergio L. Sanchez, University of the Pacific
Designing a Substrate for Teacher Noticing of Science Discussions - Sherice Clarke, University of California - San Diego; Sushil Shintre, University of California - San Diego; Ung-Sang Albert Lee, University of Nevada - Las Vegas; Tarang Tripathi, University of California - San Diego; Zaynab Amelia Gates, University of California - San Diego
Equitable Conversations about/with/through Texts: A Framework for Facilitating Digital Discourse in English Classrooms - Amy Stornaiuolo, University of Pennsylvania; Latrice Ferguson, University of Pennsylvania; Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, University of Michigan