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Full-Text Articles in Teacher Education and Professional Development
Heal, Not Harm: Embracing A Trauma-Informed Approach As An Act Of Transformative Care, Carrie R. Giboney Wall
Heal, Not Harm: Embracing A Trauma-Informed Approach As An Act Of Transformative Care, Carrie R. Giboney Wall
International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
Desperate to decrease problematic student behaviors and increase desirable ones, many teachers employ traditional behaviorist models of discipline through the use of rewards or punishments. Although well-meaning and perhaps temporarily effective, these transactional barter systems can do more harm than good, especially for students who are trauma-impacted. By disrupting these practices that can re-traumatize students and embracing trauma-informed practices, teachers can extend transformative care to students and promote healing. The purpose of this qualitative investigation was to explore the manifestations of trauma on student classroom behavior and learning at a Title I public elementary school as well as multipronged elements …
Integrated Care: Transforming Beginning Teachers And Students With Ebd, Amy V. Flagler
Integrated Care: Transforming Beginning Teachers And Students With Ebd, Amy V. Flagler
International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
This research examined the experiences and self-efficacy of beginning teachers who work with students with emotional and behavioral disorders (EBD) in the general education classroom. Supported by the work of Bandura (1977, 1997) on teacher self-efficacy and Noddings (2013) on the ethic of care, this qualitative case study implemented semi-structured interviews to gather data on beginning teachers’ confidence and struggles in meeting the needs of students with EBD. The findings revealed beginning teachers of students with EBD are caregivers in need of specific care to meet both their own needs and those of their students. Implications for educator preparation providers …
Transformative Care Through Alternative Assessment Practices, Tyler Watts, Amy Flagler
Transformative Care Through Alternative Assessment Practices, Tyler Watts, Amy Flagler
International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
This essay explores assessment practices and the ways in which grading can inhibit authentic care and undermine our work as educators seeking to embody the work of Christ in our classrooms. Beginning with an exploration of grading history, the essay reviews the challenges with our current grading models and the detrimental effect grades can have on students and their learning experience. Through reflecting on the concept of transformative care, alternative assessment practices are offered as a way to recognize the injustices associated with grading and shift to models that advocate for greater care and connection with learners. The essay offers …
In And Out Of The Silence: Connecting Waiting Worship With Transformative Care, Neil E. Cantrall, Scot Headley, Catherine Parry, Jim Wilkins-Luton
In And Out Of The Silence: Connecting Waiting Worship With Transformative Care, Neil E. Cantrall, Scot Headley, Catherine Parry, Jim Wilkins-Luton
International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
This essay offers an in-depth view into the transformative care experienced by four educators who found community and soul care through regular, online meetings framed around the Quaker tradition of silent, unprogrammed worship. The four colleagues were initially brought together through participation in a doctoral program, and began meeting online when the COVID-19 pandemic shifted the program’s traditional face-to-face summer residency to a virtual format. They formed solid bonds and found deep meaning through the soul care provided by the weekly meetings. As a result, the group found that the transformative care provided for each other began to naturally overflow …
Slow Sabbath: An Exploration Of Postures, Places, And Spaces For Being With God, Hearing His Voice, And Receiving His Care, Cathy E. Freytag
Slow Sabbath: An Exploration Of Postures, Places, And Spaces For Being With God, Hearing His Voice, And Receiving His Care, Cathy E. Freytag
International Christian Community of Teacher Educators Journal
While the notion of Sabbath will not be unfamiliar to most readers of this journal, the importance of embracing – and perhaps reconceptualizing – Sabbath as an essential element of responsive soul care might not emerge at the top of one’s list of self-care priorities. Yet, in order to serve those entrusted to our care with the very best we can offer, we must care responsively for ourselves (see Luke 10:27). Previously, I have made the case that embracing Sabbath is a critical component in a healthy, sustainable approach to nourishing self care for the Christian educator (Freytag, 2016). In …
The Collapse And Revival Of The Teacher Soul- A Study Of Resilience In Experienced Elementary Teachers, Joadie Durfee
The Collapse And Revival Of The Teacher Soul- A Study Of Resilience In Experienced Elementary Teachers, Joadie Durfee
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Sustaining talented teachers has become a challenging worldwide pursuit. Even the most successful teachers are exiting the profession at alarming rates (Clandinin et al., 2012; Mason & Matas, 2015). Although seemingly all teachers experience highly stressful factors in the workplace, some remain and continue to thrive as they inspire and help countless students through their educational pursuits. To better understand this contrast and promote quality teachers to remain in the profession to retirement, I conducted a qualitative study of three passionate, experienced, highly effective teachers who have considered leaving the profession but ultimately decided to stay. Using interview and artifact …
Exploring Pre-Service Teachers' Experiences With Emerging Technologies In Secondary Education: A Phenomenological Study, Richelle M. Decuir
Exploring Pre-Service Teachers' Experiences With Emerging Technologies In Secondary Education: A Phenomenological Study, Richelle M. Decuir
LSU Doctoral Dissertations
This research was an investigation of the role of emerging technologies in preparing pre-service teachers to engage with secondary learners effectively. A phenomenological approach was utilized to explore how instructional design models and constructivist learning theories shape technology training in two Southeastern public universities. The research was focused on pre-service teachers' experiences developing digital competencies, integrating instructional design, and utilizing emerging technologies in educational settings. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews and demographic surveys to understand the participants’ perspectives comprehensively. The study findings revealed that while pre-service teachers recognize the value of technology in enhancing student engagement and supporting personalized …
Storytelling As Assessment And Assessment As Storytelling: Reading And Writing Equity, Julene L. Jones, Mary K. Thompson, Co-Creating Action, Watermark
Storytelling As Assessment And Assessment As Storytelling: Reading And Writing Equity, Julene L. Jones, Mary K. Thompson, Co-Creating Action, Watermark
Library Presentations
Wrestling with both the language of storytelling and the language of narrative, this presentation repositions assessment work as creative and historical, giving a double responsibility to its authors. How we speak of education and how we use this information to improve it begs the questions of character and audience. In these questions is the larger consideration of equity. This presentation explores what storytelling as an art can teach us about the institutional stories we are telling.
Equity Action Makers’ Assessment Projects: What Have We Learned Thus Far?, Julene L. Jones, Mary K. Thompson
Equity Action Makers’ Assessment Projects: What Have We Learned Thus Far?, Julene L. Jones, Mary K. Thompson
Library Presentations
Grand Challenges in Assessment Equity Action Makers poster session
Infographic: World Teacher’S Day 2024 – What You Love About Teaching, Dominique Russell
Infographic: World Teacher’S Day 2024 – What You Love About Teaching, Dominique Russell
Teacher infographics
Today is World Teacher’s Day in Australia. The annual day is celebrated throughout October across the globe. In our latest annual reader survey, we asked you to tell us what you love about your role, and in this infographic, we share some responses from our readers around the world.
The Experiences Of Men As A Gender Minority In Early Childhood Workplaces, Julian Laferla
The Experiences Of Men As A Gender Minority In Early Childhood Workplaces, Julian Laferla
Graduate Teacher Education
Men comprise a small percentage of the early childhood education and care workforce worldwide. Men represent only three percent of the preschool workforce in the United States (US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Labor, 2023). A review of the literature revealed challenges men commonly face as a gender minority in a female-dominated field. These challenges include the transgression of traditional beliefs about masculinity, structural barriers like low pay and poor working conditions, and workplace challenges like exclusion, double standards, gatekeeping, and suspicion of sexual threat. Research showed that men can contribute to the field through pedagogic practices that support …
Core Concepts: Views From Physiology And Neuroscience, Jennifer E. Schaefer, Joel Michael
Core Concepts: Views From Physiology And Neuroscience, Jennifer E. Schaefer, Joel Michael
Biology Faculty Publications
Core concepts are “big ideas” that are central to a discipline, provide frameworks of understanding for disciplinary content, and aid student transfer of learning. Core concept lists have been developed for increasing numbers of higher education STEM disciplines. This mini-review uses physiology and neuroscience core concepts as examples to inform core concept pedagogies in these and other disciplines. The article reviews the development of physiology and neuroscience core concepts and compares the resulting concept lists. It then provides suggestions or “lessons learned” for educators and researchers who wish to utilize core concept pedagogies or who wish to develop core concepts …
Understanding The “L” In Cslp Within The Literacy Conundrum, Julia Lynch, Andrea Perrone
Understanding The “L” In Cslp Within The Literacy Conundrum, Julia Lynch, Andrea Perrone
Michigan Reading Journal
Rooted in culturally relevant pedagogy, culturally sustaining literacy practices (CSLP) focus on equity in education (Gay, 2000; Ladson-Billings, 1995; Paris, 2012). Our view of CSLP emphasizes integrating the arts into literacy instruction to leverage students' cultural assets, stimulating their cognitive processes and recognizing literacy's interdisciplinary role in learning. As we align literacy practices with state standards, high-stakes testing, and research-based methods, it's crucial for educators and society to embrace them. Traditionally, literacy instruction has prioritized written language, creating hierarchical structures that lead to learning gaps and inequitable opportunities. An arts-based CSLP framework addresses these issues by ensuring literacy includes diverse …
Teacher Candidates Develop And Apply Pedagogical Content Knowledge To Support Multilingual Learners, Kyongson Park, Danielle L. Defauw
Teacher Candidates Develop And Apply Pedagogical Content Knowledge To Support Multilingual Learners, Kyongson Park, Danielle L. Defauw
Michigan Reading Journal
To ensure English Learners (ELs) / Multilingual Learners (MLs) have access to well-prepared educators, one regional university integrates a seven-credit block of courses to ensure teacher candidates learn and apply English as a Second Language methods within clinical experiences. Teacher candidates must create a technology-integrated Sheltered Instruction Observation Protocol (SIOP) lesson plan by utilizing the following key strategies designed to support EL/MLs’ literacy development for academic purposes: adding both content and language objectives, building background knowledge through connecting students’ cultural experiences, and developing comprehensible input in different proficiency levels.
Nurturing A Community Of Literacy Coaches: A Comprehensive Approach To Improved Literacy Instruction, Heather Rottermond, Colleen Whalen, Laura Gabrion, Joseph L. Musial
Nurturing A Community Of Literacy Coaches: A Comprehensive Approach To Improved Literacy Instruction, Heather Rottermond, Colleen Whalen, Laura Gabrion, Joseph L. Musial
Michigan Reading Journal
Because equitable literacy practices provide students with access and opportunity, it is essential to build strong and supportive communities for literacy educators. At the center of these communities are literacy coaches who work extensively to cultivate trusting relationships to disrupt the status quo, thereby improving literacy instruction and student success. Literacy coaches build coaching structures and learning cultures that equitably expand educators’ knowledge, skills, and capacity to increase student literacy within and beyond classrooms. This article examines Years One through Three of the Wayne County COSA (Coach on Special Assignment) Initiative. It explores the value of building and sustaining an …
Revealing The Stories Of A Place: Designing Curricula On An Island, Ariel Cornett, Delandrea Hall, Kathryn L. Haughney, Cynthia C. Massey, Amanda Wall, Kania Greer
Revealing The Stories Of A Place: Designing Curricula On An Island, Ariel Cornett, Delandrea Hall, Kathryn L. Haughney, Cynthia C. Massey, Amanda Wall, Kania Greer
Teaching Social Studies in the Peach State
Ossabaw Island is a Georgia barrier island, accessible solely by boat and protected from development through a public-private partnership between a foundation and the state. This site has the potential to serve as a primary resource for inspiration, education, and lifelong learning. Our study illuminates how one pre-service teacher (PST) and six teacher educators (TEs) experienced an immersive site visit to this local learning environment. We highlight the importance of experiencing places first-hand and using sources (e.g., oral histories) to make content connections. Additionally, the immersive site visit experience allowed us to collaboratively brainstorm place-based curricular units.
The Legacy Of Oscarville: Using Critical Participatory Action Research And Learning Teaching As An Interpretive Process To Sustain A Placeless Place, Leah Panther, Kristie Smith, Mary Mitchelson, Robert Bonner Jr.
The Legacy Of Oscarville: Using Critical Participatory Action Research And Learning Teaching As An Interpretive Process To Sustain A Placeless Place, Leah Panther, Kristie Smith, Mary Mitchelson, Robert Bonner Jr.
Teaching Social Studies in the Peach State
The history of Oscarville, Georgia, nestled within the Lake Lanier region of North Georgia, remains both known and unknown, existing as a significant yet elusive part of local lore and historical retellings. This article delves into the innovative approach of a place-based critical participatory action research program, "Historicizing Oscarville," which engaged teacher candidates and educators in exploring the obscured history of Oscarville. The narrative uncovers the complex layers of settler colonialism, slavery, racial cleansing, and subsequent erasure that characterize Oscarville's past. By employing the framework of Learning Teaching as an Interpretive Process (LTIP) within a place-based education model, the project …
Building Bridges: Strategies For Admissions Engagement, Katie Costenaro, Simone Alexander
Building Bridges: Strategies For Admissions Engagement, Katie Costenaro, Simone Alexander
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Hiring The Best Person For The Job, Joseph Mastrocola
Hiring The Best Person For The Job, Joseph Mastrocola
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Defining Leadership: Insights Into The Lead Program, Emma Wilson
Defining Leadership: Insights Into The Lead Program, Emma Wilson
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Empowering Classrooms With Ai : Practical Uses For Educators, Cassandra Armstrong, Dr.Evan M. Glazer
Empowering Classrooms With Ai : Practical Uses For Educators, Cassandra Armstrong, Dr.Evan M. Glazer
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Differentiation Demystified, Dr.Anderson Trimm, Dr. Mary Zuidema
Differentiation Demystified, Dr.Anderson Trimm, Dr. Mary Zuidema
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Igniting The Interdisciplinary: Forging Connections Across The Academy, Dr. Ashley Ott, Don Campbell, Dr.Jane Proszek Gorninski, Kavithaa Suresh Kumar
Igniting The Interdisciplinary: Forging Connections Across The Academy, Dr. Ashley Ott, Don Campbell, Dr.Jane Proszek Gorninski, Kavithaa Suresh Kumar
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Transforming Futures: The Impact Of Imsa's Promise Program, Jacqueline Salinas
Transforming Futures: The Impact Of Imsa's Promise Program, Jacqueline Salinas
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Creating Art In Ai, Joyce Symoniak
The Future Of Sir, Dr.Luke Berryman, Peter Dong
The Future Of Sir, Dr.Luke Berryman, Peter Dong
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Imsa's Equity Lens, Dr. Adrienne Coleman
Imsa's Equity Lens, Dr. Adrienne Coleman
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Innovation Hubs: Expanding Stem Access In Illinois, Nashwa Mekky, Will Perkins, Dawn Waller, Patrick Young, Janine Barajas, Charity Freeman M.Ed., Lindsey Herlehy, Joseph Mastrocola
Innovation Hubs: Expanding Stem Access In Illinois, Nashwa Mekky, Will Perkins, Dawn Waller, Patrick Young, Janine Barajas, Charity Freeman M.Ed., Lindsey Herlehy, Joseph Mastrocola
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
Ai Leadership In 9-12 Education: Research, Ethics, Pedagogy, And Entrepreneurship, Dr.Eric Rettberg, Dr.Ashwin Mohan, Tami Armstrong, Charity Freeman, Steve Goldblatt
Ai Leadership In 9-12 Education: Research, Ethics, Pedagogy, And Entrepreneurship, Dr.Eric Rettberg, Dr.Ashwin Mohan, Tami Armstrong, Charity Freeman, Steve Goldblatt
Professional Learning Day
No abstract provided.
A Critical Assessment Tool For Social Studies, Lisa Andries D'Souza
A Critical Assessment Tool For Social Studies, Lisa Andries D'Souza
The Councilor: A National Journal of the Social Studies
Faced with endless online social studies lessons, teachers often become overwhelmed sifting through vast resources. Teachers must develop skills to make professional decisions about the value and quality of pre-made curriculum materials. This investigation explores CAT (Critical Assessment Tool) for evaluating pre-made instructional materials to support cultural and linguistic responsiveness and instructional support for all learners. CAT focuses on identifying, modifying, and adding pedagogical materials to be relevant and responsive to the learners in the classroom.