Friday AR Sessions
Friday, April 17, 2015 (four sessions)
Session Type: Roundtable Session
29.090-21 - Action Research in Teacher Education
Fri, April 17, 10:35am to 12:05pm, Hyatt, East Tower - Purple Level, Riverside West
Session Type: Roundtable Session
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Resident Teacher Research: Toward Data Literacy and Reflective Practice Through the Texas Teacher Residency Program - Carole Walker, Texas A&M University - Commerce; Martha M. Foote, Texas A&M University-Commerce; Gil Naizer, Texas A&M University - Commerce; Kit Price Blount, Texas A&M - Commerce
(Re)visioning Teacher Education Curriculum and Pedagogy Through a Queer Lens: An Action Research Study - Roni Jo Draper, Brigham Young University; Jennifer J. Wimmer, Brigham Young University
Questions They Ask: Considering Teacher-Inquiry Questions Posed by Preservice English Teachers - April Simun Salerno, University of Virginia
Sense of Efficacy Differences Between Teachers Beginning and Completing an Action-Based Graduate Education Program - Matthew Moehle, Southern New Hampshire University; Wendy K Baker, Southern New Hampshire University
Teachers and Teacher Educators Using Action Research to Inform Practice
Session Type: Structured Poster Session
31.054 - Teachers and Teacher Educators Using Action Research to Inform Practice
Fri, April 17, 12:25 to 1:55pm, Sheraton, Ballroom Level, Sheraton V
Session Type: Structured Poster Session
Abstract
Educators/researchers from the USA, the Netherlands, South Africa and Taiwan—all participants in the 2012 AERA pre-session, Cultivating Action Research, and in the 2013 and 2014 Structured Poster Sessions, come together again to present their current inquiries. This session begins with an introduction in which we assert our claim that incorporating action research and collaborative group work in professional education can reduce the theory–practice divide. The session then transforms into 12 (6x2) parallel poster presentations designed so that participants can describe their study, see one another’s, and discuss the implications of their work. The session culminates in a conversation between presenters and audience, moderated by a discussant, regarding dissemination and the use of action research as a medium for professional learning.
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1. Using Literature Circles to Support Spanish Literacy Development: A Teacher Educator Practicing What She Preaches - Marga Madhuri, University of La Verne
2. Service-Learning: Potential to Transform Lives - Tara Watkins Galloway, Belmont Abbey College; Josh Baker, University of Nevada; LuAnn Jordan, University of North Carolina - Charlotte
3. Student Teacher Research Supervision: Goals and Practices of Supervisors - Helma Oolbekkink, Radboud University Nijmegen
4. The Practice Teachers' Experiences in Developing an Evaluation Tool Used in Classroom Observations - Gregory Siy Ching, Fu Jen Catholic University; Mei-Chin Lin, Fu Jen Catholic University
5. The Effectiveness of Reflective Learning With Night School Students - Tsu-Chia Julia Hsu, Lunghwa University of Science and Technology
6. Experiencing Co-Teaching Between Mathematicians and Mathematics Educators: Affordances, Constraints, and Progress - Pier A. Junor Clarke, Georgia State University; Nermin Bayazit, Georgia State University; Elijah Porter, Georgia State University
7. Empowering and Engaging Young Adults in Making Use of Resources in Their Communities to Enhance Their Careers and Improve Their Lives - Clarissa Ash, Clara Barton High School; KatiaBelony, Clara Barton High School
8. Action Research as a Catalyst for Professional Learning - Jill B. Farrell, Barry University; Ruth Ban, Barry University
9. A Portrait of Becoming: Transformative Teacher Education Through Action Research - Jill B. Farrell, Barry University; Javier Gonzalez, Barry University; Stephanie Auguste-Shaw, Barry University
10. Preparing Preservice Teachers as Emancipatory Action Researchers in a Teacher Education Program - Omar Esau, Stellenbosch University
11. Teacher Research Groups as Generative Third Spaces for Reflection, Collaboration, and Action - Andy Danilchick, University of Pennsylvania
12. Examining the Construction of Communities of Practice in a Blended Teacher Education Program - Christopher George Pupik Dean, University of Pennsylvania
Discussants
Session Type: Roundtable Session
35.082-25 - Action Research and Literacy Development
Fri, April 17, 4:05 to 5:35pm, Hyatt, East Tower - Purple Level, Riverside West
Session Type: Roundtable Session
Abstract
Action researchers explore literacy development in a variety of contexts.
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Papers
Popular Culture Meets the Common Core in a Pedagogical Third Space: Effective Literacy Learning - Stephanie M Buelow, University of Hawaii - Manoa
Readings That Refract: Success and Struggle in Honoring Dialogic Sense-Making in the Literature Classroom - Ashley Johnson, The George Washington University; Allison Gulamhussein, The George Washington University
Using Critical Literacy to Develop Class Consciousness Among Middle School Students - Barb Anne Pollard, University of Windsor
Using a Disciplinary Literacy Framework to Teach High School Physics: An Action Research Study - Michael P. Henry, Reavis High School
Improving Letter Recognition - Mary E. Little, University of Central Florida
39.020 - Action Research SIG Business Meeting
Fri, April 17, 6:15 to 7:45pm, Sheraton, Second Level, Superior B
Session Type: Business Meeting
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