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Session Type: Symposium
Supporting teachers to enact high quality practice centered on students’ sense-making is critical to quality education (Author et al. 2019). Too frequently, students of color and students impacted by poverty are denied access to the kind of responsive teaching that values their knowledges and lived experiences and thereby promotes meaningful learning (Salazar, 2013). To interrupt race- and class-based disparities in the kind of teaching practice that students have access to, some scholars and practitioners advocate for practice-based training education (PBTE). However, there has been limited research into whether and in what ways PBTE influences teachers’ subsequent practice. This proposed symposium presents research examining the impacts of PBTE on the instructional practice of teachers across the career spectrum.
Impacts of Practice-Based PD on Teacher PBL Practices - JeanMarie Farrow, University of Pennsylvania; Sarah Schneider Kavanagh, University of Pennsylvania; Pamela Lynn Grossman, University of Pennsylvania; Preeti Ganesh Samudra, SUNY - College at Plattsburgh; Christopher G. Pupik Dean, University of Pennsylvania; Zachary Herrmann, University of Pennsylvania
Measuring Preservice Teachers' Discussion Facilitation in Social Studies Classrooms - Abby Reisman, University of Pennsylvania; Wendy Chan, The University of Pennsylvania; Lightning Jay, Binghamton University - SUNY; Timothy Patterson, Temple University; Avi Kaplan, Temple University; Jenni Conrad, Temple University; Andrew del Calvo, University of Pennsylvania; Joseph Eisman, Temple University; Andrew J. Schiera, University of Pennsylvania
Measuring Preservice Teachers' Instructional Practice - Arielle Boguslav, University of Virginia; Julie Jackson Cohen, University of Virginia
Exploring the Efficacy of PBTE to Preservice Teachers' Responsive Instruction Within Online Contexts - David Stroupe, Michigan State University; Julie Christensen, Michigan State University