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Session Type: Symposium
This symposium is comprised of papers that report on multiple phases of the Formadores de Docentes project that brought together teacher education scholars across four institutions in San Diego and Baja California to create a binational curriculum for teacher education on both sides of the border. With the goal of better serving the binational “students we share,” those attending both a U.S. and Mexican school at some point in their educational trajectories, the symposium highlights 1) the relationship-building among teacher education scholars across institutions, 2) the co-development of a theoretical framework and binational teacher profile, 3) the co-design of a binational pedagogy curriculum, and 4) the pilot of the curriculum in four universities at the border. This session will be presented in Spanish and English.
Construyendo Puentes: Mexico/California Context of the Students We Share - Cristina Alfaro, San Diego State University; Yara Amparo Lopez-Lopez, Educación Migrante Probem BC
Binational Relationship-Building: Ideology, Trust, Respect, and Compromiso - Megan Hopkins, University of California - San Diego; Cristina Alfaro, San Diego State University; L Romero, The University of Texas; Maxie A. Gluckman, Instructural LLC
Beyond Borders: Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating Binational Teacher Education Curricula - Karen Gastelum, Escuela Normal Fronteriza Tijuana; Priscila Azeneth Alvarez-Clark, Benemérita Escuela Normal Educadora Rosaura Zapata; Gilda Priscila Haro Camacho, Escuela Normal Fronteriza Tijuana; Daniel Hernández, Benemérita Escuela Normal Educadora Rosaura Zapata; Cheryl A. Forbes, University of California - San Diego; Saúl Isaac Maldonado, San Diego State University; Sera Jean Hernandez, San Diego State University
Binational Pedagogy Implementation: Transborder Visits as Clinical Practice for Binational Teachers - Sera Jean Hernandez, San Diego State University; Alberto Esquinca, San Diego State University; Veronica Gonzalez, California State University - Los Angeles