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Session Submission Type: Symposium
The papers in this session build on a common interest in the role of language ideologies in shaping educational practice by exploring teachers’ reflection on beliefs about connections between language, identity, and literacy education. Collectively, papers examine how teachers’ (enrolled in courses at three geographically distinct universities) written reflections on experiences and positionalities can illuminate ideologies and disrupt deficit perspectives surrounding culturally and linguistically diverse students’ institutional and individual positioning across educational contexts.
White English Teachers’ Meaningful Understandings of Linguistic Diversity - Christina Marie Ashwin, University of Pittsburgh; Amanda Godley, University of Pittsburgh; Jeff Reaser, North Carolina State University
Language Autobiographies as a Window into Preservice Teachers’ Construction of Language Difference - Chris K. Bacon, Boston College
Discursively Constructing Linguistic Diversity: Enduring Tensions Surrounding the Role of Standardized English in Literacy Education - Kate T Anderson, Arizona State University; Eric Ambroso, Arizona State University; Joshua Cruz, Arizona State University