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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This symposium draws on a transliteracies framework (Stornaiuolo et al., 2016) as we bring together researchers working to reimagine traditional notions of embodiment in classroom settings, attending to students’ complex and rapidly changing embodied storytelling practices. This symposium considers how educators invite students to utilize embodied meaning-making practices, how students take up those practices, and what the implications are for literacy educators by asking, what happens when learners are invited to use embodied storytelling to compose and comprehend texts inside and outside of classrooms?
Tracing Embodied and Aesthetic Interpretations in Students’ Readings of Salvage the Bones - Beth Krone, Kennesaw State University
“It got me going into a story”: Multiperspectival Learning through Drama Integration - Jacqueline Winsch, University of Pennsylvania; Lauren Borrasso, St. Laurentius School
Acting Virally: Postdigital Metatheatricality in Children’s Playmaking - Clara Abbott, University of Pennsylvania
Embodied Literacies for Preschoolers with Diverse Abilities: Developing Inclusive, Drama-Based Storytimes in a Research-Practice Partnership - Katie Bernstein, Arizona State University; Lauren van Huisstede, Arizona State University; Scott C. Marley, Arizona State University; Erin Rotheram-Fuller, Arizona State University; M. Adelaida Restrepo, University of South Florida; Theresa Moen, Arizona State University; Sepide Pazhouhi, Arizona State University; Jenny Millinger, Childsplay Theatre Company; Kathryn Brantley, Childsplay, Inc; Jennifer Gantwerker, Childsplay Theatre Company; Kim Manning, Childsplay Theatre Company; Alex Frost, Childsplay Theatre Company; Diane Salazar, Phoenix Elementary School District; Angela Edington, Phoenix Elementary School District