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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This session delves into key areas that shape the effectiveness of teacher preparation programs. It examines the ways in which educators are equipped to advocate for students and for more equitable educational systems. The session will highlight innovative strategies for preparing future teachers to meet the diverse needs of students, including those with disabilities, while fostering inclusive classroom environments. Furthermore, it will address the role of assessment in teacher education, exploring how effective assessment practices can drive professional growth and improve student outcomes. Attendees will gain insights into current research findings and best practices, along with opportunities to engage in discussions on policy implications and advocacy within teacher preparation.
Having Our Say: Elevating Teacher Voice in Educational Research - Andrea Guiden-Pittman, American University; William N. Thomas, American University; Toks S. Fashola, American University; Keisha Woods, District of Columbia Public Schools
Examining Pre-Service Teacher's Training in the Sociolinguistic Dynamics of Teaching Black Students through the Science of Reading - Eugene Pringle, American University; Keyana Janai Terry, American University; Jasmine Rogers, American University; Ocheze Joseph, American University
Same-Race Teacher Effects on Third Grade Literacy Scores in Mississippi - Phelton Cortez Moss, Virginia Commonwealth University; Jeffrey Wooten, Virginia Commonwealth University; kecia hayes, American University; Antonio L. Ellis, American University