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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This symposium brings together research from four research teams located in geographically-distinct areas across the U.S. to explore how current approaches to literacy policy, curricula, and instruction are impacting teachers and students, particularly multilingual learners and students of color. Our session explores how issues of equity have been neglected in this discussion, even as the branding around current approaches has marketed them as having attention to equity.
Navigating Current Approaches to Literacy Instruction with Multilingual Learners: A Comparative Case Study - Faythe Beauchemin, Boston College; Jessica Somerville-Braun, Skidmore College; Lindsey W Rowe, Clemson University
Teaching all Children to Read: Can Phonics be the Singular Solution? - Catherine Compton-Lilly, University of South Carolina
Teacher Agency in the Era of the Science of Reading - Socorro Herrera, Kansas State University; Ester de Jong, University of Colorado Denver
Understanding the Relationship Between Literacy and Thriving - Michiko Hikida, Ohio State University; Leah Duran, University of Arizona