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Session Type: Symposium
The COVID-19 pandemic has magnified and exacerbated the already existing inequities in educational systems in the U.S. and around the world. It is critical for educators to understand the educational inequalities brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic (Cochran-Smith & Lytle, 2010; 2015; Clandinin, Caine, & Lessard, 2018; Clandinin, 2019; Craig, 2018; Elbaz, 2018; Rosiek & Clandinin, 2016).
This symposium seeks to overturn the legacy of structural and systemic inequities through a cross-disciplinary, integrative, holistic, and multi-faceted approach. It aims to shift how we can tackle inequality—manifested as a huge array of dire educational challenges—by cultivating all people’s capacity to connect, unite, collaborate and improve the systemic and structural determinants of inequity (Bryk, 2020; Grunow, et al., 2018).
Achieving Educational Equity via the Cultivation of Qi and Virtue: Fostering a Unity Consciousness - Jing Lin, University of Maryland
The African Diaspora's Links to Inquiry on Human Learning and Development: Implications for Post-Pandemic Education - Carol D. Lee, Northwestern University
New Metropolis: Envisioning and Imagining Metropolitan Regional School Districts - Leonard J. Waks, Temple University
Collective Memory, Nationalistic Curriculum, and Subjectivity: The Birth of "Absolute Enemy" as Governmentality - Seungho Moon, Loyola University Chicago
Achieving Equity in the Educational Setting: Applying Mutual Value Theory - Dengting Boyanton, Sino-American Educational Research Association
Amid the New Era of Antiracist Pedagogy: Employing I-Ching to Interpret Fortune and Misfortune Are Intertwined - Wenjin Guo, Loyola University Chicago