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Session Type: Symposium
This session involves scholars whose work examines how Ethnic Studies Teacher Education can be implemented across pre- and in-service professional development. We present research that: 1) explores Ethnic Studies mentorship for aspiring K–12 educators; 2) investigates the development of an Ethnic Studies elementary credential pathway; 3) examines the development of an Ethnic Studies masters program for in-service teachers; and 4) explores the impact of Ethnic Studies professional development with in-service teachers at a K–8 school. We aim to demonstrate the potential of Ethnic Studies Teacher Education to foster teacher development of an Ethnic Studies pedagogy. To this end, we offer insight for pre-service programs on ways educators can better serve historically marginalized students through Ethnic Studies.
Enacting an Abolitionist Ethnic Studies Praxis for K–12 Educator Preparation - Jose Miguel Paez, California State University - Northridge; Nicole Blalock, California State University - Northridge; Tracy Lachica Buenavista, California State University - Northridge; Dimpal Jain, California State University Northridge
Mirrors, Windows, Frames, and Foundations: A Pathway to Develop Elementary Ethnic Studies Educators - Carolina Valdez, California State University - Fullerton
Reinventing Curriculum and Instruction With Ethnic Studies: An Autoethnography of an MA Program - Edward R. Curammeng, California State University - Dominguez Hills
Praxis-Centered Professional Development: K–12 Interdisciplinary Ethnic Studies Across One School System - Ellie Franco, Sandra Cisneros Learning Academy; Ron Espiritu, Camino Nuevo Charter Acadamy; Nadia Orozco, Sandra Cisneros Learning Academy