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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
This structured poster session includes six posters that investigate the critical role of space in advancing educational equity. Space is undertheorized in education but highly consequential for teaching and teacher education at multiple levels of scale, from physical movements and arrangements in the classroom, to resources and residential patterns of a school community and district, to influences of national policies and global patterns of immigration and imperialism. Drawing on various frameworks and methodologies such as critical cartography, education journey mapping, Interaction Geography, and participation boundaries, these posters help elucidate how teachers and teacher educators can work with students, schools, and communities to interact with space at multiple levels, envisioning how space can be used to advance educational equity.
Limited Access and Bottlenecks: The Role of Teacher Movement and Classrooms Spaces in Equitable Instruction (Poster 1) - Ilana S. Horn, Vanderbilt University; Brette Garner, University of Denver; Ben Rydal Shapiro, Georgia State University; Elizabeth Metts, Vanderbilt University
Mapping Student Flow Through Fragmented School Buildings (Poster 2) - Matthew X. Curinga, Adelphi University; Elizabeth De Freitas, Adelphi University
Participation Boundaries for Providing Public Comment at a School Board Meeting (Poster 3) - Carlos Nicolas Gómez Marchant, University of Texas at Austin; Emma Carene Gargroetzi, University of Texas at Austin
Learning About Spatial Statistics and Community Through Data Investigations of Spatial Food Access Data (Poster 4) - Travis Weiland, University of North Carolina - Charlotte; Laura Shelton, University of Houston; Mandana Delavari, University of Houston
Spatial Dynamics of the Model Minority Myth and Asianization With Asian American Teachers (Poster 5) - Lawrence Teng, University of Texas at Austin; William Hanjin Bae, University of Texas at Austin; Cathery Yeh, University of Texas at Austin
Mapping Consequential Geographies Through Spatial and Temporal Methods in Bilingual Education (Poster 6) - Cathery Yeh, University of Texas at Austin; Lauren Rigby, University of Texas at Austin; Frances Lopez, University of Texas at Austin; Irán Tovar, University of Texas at Austin