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Session Submission Type: Symposium
This syposium draws across critical discourse analysis, phenomenological analysis, and portraiture to better understand teacher sensemaking about the affordances of translanguaging pedagogies in multiple contexts, from rural areas in the Southeast to urban areas in the Northeast. As a collective, these studies illuminate how translanguaging pedagogies offer alternatives to the deep divides impacting all learners along linguistic lines and offer a more viable and inclusive framework for literacy development.
“There’s Just This Weird Divide”: Mathematics Teachers Learning to Disrupt Language Stigma - Samantha Marshall, North Carolina State University; Hajra Fayyaz, North Carolina State University
Language as Precursor or Process? A comparative analysis of Teacher Language Ideologies Across Disciplines - Janna McClain, Middle Tennessee State University; Emily Phillips Galloway, Vanderbilt University
“It’s not just for my language learners”: Disrupting epistemic hierarchies in Computer Science education as an entry way to translanguaging pedagogies - Lauren Vogelstein, Teachers College, Columbia University; Sara Vogel, CUNY; Bethany Daniel, University at Buffalo, SUNY