David L. Clark National Graduate Student Seminar in Educational Leadership and Policy Sponsored by the University Council for Educational Administration, Division A, Division L, and SAGE Publications (Day 1 of 2, Group 2)

Sub Unit: Division A - Administration, Organization and Leadership

Session Type: Graduate Student Seminar

David L. Clark National Graduate Student Seminar in Educational Leadership and Policy Sponsored by the University Council for Educational Administration, Division A, Division L, and SAGE Publications (Day 2 of 2, Group 2)

Sub Unit: Division A - Administration, Organization and Leadership

Session Type: Graduate Student Seminar

Democratic Citizenship in Education Paper Session 2

Sub Unit: SIG-Democratic Citizenship in Education

Session Type: Paper Session

Community Counts With Family Involvement Practices

Sub Unit: SIG-Family, School, Community Partnerships

Session Type: Paper Session

Disrupting “Safe Spaces” With Queer Bodies: Exploring Perceptions of Safety and Vulnerability as Teachers and Researchers

Sub Unit: SIG-Queer Studies

Session Type: Symposium

The Significance of How Educators Experience Democracy, and the Potential for Democratic Education

Sub Unit: SIG-Democratic Citizenship in Education

Session Type: Symposium

Understanding and Extending the Advantages of Bilingualism and Bilingual Education

Sub Unit: SIG-Bilingual Education Research

Session Type: Paper Session

Peace Education SIG Business Meeting, Networking Reception, and Book Series Celebration

Sub Unit: SIG-Peace Education

Session Type: Business Meeting

Queer Relationalities: Love, Friendship, and Other Conundrums of Educational Life

Sub Unit: SIG-Queer Studies

Session Type: Paper Session

Philly Under Fire: Counternarratives on School Reform, Pedagogy, and Community Voices

Sub Unit: SIG-Research Focus on Black Education

Session Type: Symposium

Understanding Unique and Critical Dimensions of the African and African American Diaspora in Education

Sub Unit: Committee on Scholars of Color in Education

Session Type: Paper Session

Dewey Studies SIG Business Meeting and Lecture

Sub Unit: SIG-Dewey Studies

Session Type: Business Meeting

Asian/American Women Navigating Academia: Challenges, Opportunities, and New Perspectives

Sub Unit: SIG-Research on the Education of Asian and Pacific Americans

Session Type: Symposium

Educating for Democracy in the Digital Age: Possibilities and Challenges for Innovation in Democratic Education

Sub Unit: SIG-Democratic Citizenship in Education

Session Type: Symposium

The Role of Critical Language Policy Analysis in the “Post”-Civil Rights Era

Sub Unit: SIG-Bilingual Education Research

Session Type: Symposium

English Learners in Science and Math Classrooms: Curriculum, Language Practices, and Learner Perceptions

Sub Unit: SIG-Second Language Research

Session Type: Paper Session

Queering Educational Subjectivities

Sub Unit: SIG-Queer Studies

Session Type: Paper Session

Professors of Educational Research SIG Business Meeting

Sub Unit: SIG-Professors of Educational Research

Session Type: Business Meeting

Antecedents and Consequences of Emotions in Learning

Sub Unit: Division C - Learning and Instruction / Section 2a: Cognitive and Motivational Processes

Session Type: Paper Session

What’s Love Got to Do With It? Shifting Womanist Pedagogies and Praxes

Sub Unit: Committee on Scholars and Advocates for Gender Equity in Education

Session Type: Symposium

Where Do We Place Our Children? Students of Color in Predominately White High School Settings

Sub Unit: Committee on Scholars of Color in Education

Session Type: Symposium

Disrupting the Cradle-to-Prison Pipeline

Sub Unit: Social Justice Action Committee

Session Type: Invited Session