Radically Inclusive Teaching With Newcomer and Emergent Plurilingual Students
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Radically Inclusive Teaching With Newcomer and Emergent Plurilingual Students
Braving Up
Garcia, Ofelia; Dover, Alison G.; Fernando
Teachers' College Press
04/2022
176
Dura
Inglês
9780807766415
15 a 20 dias
385
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Contents
Foreword Ofelia Garcia?ix
Acknowledgments?xiii
1.?Braving Up: The Journey Begins With Questions?1
Why This Book??2
What Does It Mean To Be Brave??3
What Does It Mean To Be Proficient??5
Who Are We??8
What Can We Learn Together??9
If I Were to Change the World, by Gurpreet Mangat?10
Part I: Foundations
2.?The Ground on Which We Stand: Conceptual Foundations for Braving Up?12
The Power of Languaging?12
Braving Up: Stretching Our Practice?13
From Language to Languaging: Adopting a Heteroglossic Ideology?14
Challenging Linguistic Dominance?17
Centering Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Pedagogy?20
3.?"This Is How School Should Be!": Learning from the Language Explorers?23
Day One: How it Begins?26
The Months Before: When It Really Begins?27
Getting Ready: Building Our Foundation?28
Experiential Pedagogy as Professional Learning?30
Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing: From Teacher to Team?31
If I Were to Change the World, by Gea Lopez?37
Part II: Radically Inclusive Pedagogies
4.?Who Are You? Exploring Identity and Community in the Classroom?40
Breaking the Silence?41
Nourishing Brave, Heteroglossic Classrooms?42
Braving Up by Sharing Who You Are?43
Inviting Students In?48
Exploring Identity: Who Are You??49
5.?Who Are We? Crossing Borders With Arts-Based and Plurilingual Pedagogies?58
Embracing Our Borderlands?58
Crossing Borders with Children's and Young Adult Literature?61
Exploring Identity with Arts-Based Pedagogy?62
Pushing Beyond Words with Picture Books?67
Using Children's and Young Adult Literature as a Springboard?69
6.?Can You Hear Me? Amplifying Student Voice Within and Beyond the Classroom?74
Students' Voices Teach Us Who They Are?76
Amplifying Student Voices in the Classroom and the School Community?79
Learning With and From Students?82
7.?And Then We Had to Pivot: Bringing Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching Online?88
Humanizing Online Learning?91
Breaking the Silence: Engaging Students and Building Community?93
If I Were to Change the World, by Mac Arjey Caisip?106
Part III: Stretching Beyond the Classroom
8.?Redefining Success: Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?108
Redefining Success?108
Experimenting with Languaging and Syntactic Complexity?111
Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?114
Developing Heteroglossic Proficiency?118
Empowerment and Agency?118
9.?Blossoming From Roots to Trees: Supporting, Sustaining, and Advocating for Radically Inclusive Teaching?122
with Renae Bryant
Know Your Context?123
Find Common Ground?125
Engage Key Stakeholders?127
Establish a Programmatic Identity and Build Capacity?129
Plan for Sustainability?133
If You Were to Change the World: Next Steps in Radically Inclusive Teaching?136
Notes?137
References?140
Index?152
About the Authors?161
Additional readings and professional learning resources on the companion website at tcpress.com/dover-resources
Foreword Ofelia Garcia?ix
Acknowledgments?xiii
1.?Braving Up: The Journey Begins With Questions?1
Why This Book??2
What Does It Mean To Be Brave??3
What Does It Mean To Be Proficient??5
Who Are We??8
What Can We Learn Together??9
If I Were to Change the World, by Gurpreet Mangat?10
Part I: Foundations
2.?The Ground on Which We Stand: Conceptual Foundations for Braving Up?12
The Power of Languaging?12
Braving Up: Stretching Our Practice?13
From Language to Languaging: Adopting a Heteroglossic Ideology?14
Challenging Linguistic Dominance?17
Centering Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Pedagogy?20
3.?"This Is How School Should Be!": Learning from the Language Explorers?23
Day One: How it Begins?26
The Months Before: When It Really Begins?27
Getting Ready: Building Our Foundation?28
Experiential Pedagogy as Professional Learning?30
Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing: From Teacher to Team?31
If I Were to Change the World, by Gea Lopez?37
Part II: Radically Inclusive Pedagogies
4.?Who Are You? Exploring Identity and Community in the Classroom?40
Breaking the Silence?41
Nourishing Brave, Heteroglossic Classrooms?42
Braving Up by Sharing Who You Are?43
Inviting Students In?48
Exploring Identity: Who Are You??49
5.?Who Are We? Crossing Borders With Arts-Based and Plurilingual Pedagogies?58
Embracing Our Borderlands?58
Crossing Borders with Children's and Young Adult Literature?61
Exploring Identity with Arts-Based Pedagogy?62
Pushing Beyond Words with Picture Books?67
Using Children's and Young Adult Literature as a Springboard?69
6.?Can You Hear Me? Amplifying Student Voice Within and Beyond the Classroom?74
Students' Voices Teach Us Who They Are?76
Amplifying Student Voices in the Classroom and the School Community?79
Learning With and From Students?82
7.?And Then We Had to Pivot: Bringing Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching Online?88
Humanizing Online Learning?91
Breaking the Silence: Engaging Students and Building Community?93
If I Were to Change the World, by Mac Arjey Caisip?106
Part III: Stretching Beyond the Classroom
8.?Redefining Success: Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?108
Redefining Success?108
Experimenting with Languaging and Syntactic Complexity?111
Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?114
Developing Heteroglossic Proficiency?118
Empowerment and Agency?118
9.?Blossoming From Roots to Trees: Supporting, Sustaining, and Advocating for Radically Inclusive Teaching?122
with Renae Bryant
Know Your Context?123
Find Common Ground?125
Engage Key Stakeholders?127
Establish a Programmatic Identity and Build Capacity?129
Plan for Sustainability?133
If You Were to Change the World: Next Steps in Radically Inclusive Teaching?136
Notes?137
References?140
Index?152
About the Authors?161
Additional readings and professional learning resources on the companion website at tcpress.com/dover-resources
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literacy and bilingual education; multilingual education; translanguaging, immigrants, and student English learners; culturally responsive teaching; culturally sustaining pedagogy; English Language Learners; immigrant education; migrant student education; arts-based pedagogy; multiliteracy; culturally relevant education; culturally relevant teaching; teaching for social justice; English as a Second Language and student learning; biliteracy; English Language Development; white gaze and teacher practice; inclusive languaging in schools; monoglossia; heteroglossia; literacy education; raciolinguistics; teaching immigrant students; teacher practice and ELL; teacher practice and emergent bilinguals; DLL and literacy; arts in bilingual education; arts in plurilingual education
Contents
Foreword Ofelia Garcia?ix
Acknowledgments?xiii
1.?Braving Up: The Journey Begins With Questions?1
Why This Book??2
What Does It Mean To Be Brave??3
What Does It Mean To Be Proficient??5
Who Are We??8
What Can We Learn Together??9
If I Were to Change the World, by Gurpreet Mangat?10
Part I: Foundations
2.?The Ground on Which We Stand: Conceptual Foundations for Braving Up?12
The Power of Languaging?12
Braving Up: Stretching Our Practice?13
From Language to Languaging: Adopting a Heteroglossic Ideology?14
Challenging Linguistic Dominance?17
Centering Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Pedagogy?20
3.?"This Is How School Should Be!": Learning from the Language Explorers?23
Day One: How it Begins?26
The Months Before: When It Really Begins?27
Getting Ready: Building Our Foundation?28
Experiential Pedagogy as Professional Learning?30
Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing: From Teacher to Team?31
If I Were to Change the World, by Gea Lopez?37
Part II: Radically Inclusive Pedagogies
4.?Who Are You? Exploring Identity and Community in the Classroom?40
Breaking the Silence?41
Nourishing Brave, Heteroglossic Classrooms?42
Braving Up by Sharing Who You Are?43
Inviting Students In?48
Exploring Identity: Who Are You??49
5.?Who Are We? Crossing Borders With Arts-Based and Plurilingual Pedagogies?58
Embracing Our Borderlands?58
Crossing Borders with Children's and Young Adult Literature?61
Exploring Identity with Arts-Based Pedagogy?62
Pushing Beyond Words with Picture Books?67
Using Children's and Young Adult Literature as a Springboard?69
6.?Can You Hear Me? Amplifying Student Voice Within and Beyond the Classroom?74
Students' Voices Teach Us Who They Are?76
Amplifying Student Voices in the Classroom and the School Community?79
Learning With and From Students?82
7.?And Then We Had to Pivot: Bringing Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching Online?88
Humanizing Online Learning?91
Breaking the Silence: Engaging Students and Building Community?93
If I Were to Change the World, by Mac Arjey Caisip?106
Part III: Stretching Beyond the Classroom
8.?Redefining Success: Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?108
Redefining Success?108
Experimenting with Languaging and Syntactic Complexity?111
Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?114
Developing Heteroglossic Proficiency?118
Empowerment and Agency?118
9.?Blossoming From Roots to Trees: Supporting, Sustaining, and Advocating for Radically Inclusive Teaching?122
with Renae Bryant
Know Your Context?123
Find Common Ground?125
Engage Key Stakeholders?127
Establish a Programmatic Identity and Build Capacity?129
Plan for Sustainability?133
If You Were to Change the World: Next Steps in Radically Inclusive Teaching?136
Notes?137
References?140
Index?152
About the Authors?161
Additional readings and professional learning resources on the companion website at tcpress.com/dover-resources
Foreword Ofelia Garcia?ix
Acknowledgments?xiii
1.?Braving Up: The Journey Begins With Questions?1
Why This Book??2
What Does It Mean To Be Brave??3
What Does It Mean To Be Proficient??5
Who Are We??8
What Can We Learn Together??9
If I Were to Change the World, by Gurpreet Mangat?10
Part I: Foundations
2.?The Ground on Which We Stand: Conceptual Foundations for Braving Up?12
The Power of Languaging?12
Braving Up: Stretching Our Practice?13
From Language to Languaging: Adopting a Heteroglossic Ideology?14
Challenging Linguistic Dominance?17
Centering Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Pedagogy?20
3.?"This Is How School Should Be!": Learning from the Language Explorers?23
Day One: How it Begins?26
The Months Before: When It Really Begins?27
Getting Ready: Building Our Foundation?28
Experiential Pedagogy as Professional Learning?30
Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing: From Teacher to Team?31
If I Were to Change the World, by Gea Lopez?37
Part II: Radically Inclusive Pedagogies
4.?Who Are You? Exploring Identity and Community in the Classroom?40
Breaking the Silence?41
Nourishing Brave, Heteroglossic Classrooms?42
Braving Up by Sharing Who You Are?43
Inviting Students In?48
Exploring Identity: Who Are You??49
5.?Who Are We? Crossing Borders With Arts-Based and Plurilingual Pedagogies?58
Embracing Our Borderlands?58
Crossing Borders with Children's and Young Adult Literature?61
Exploring Identity with Arts-Based Pedagogy?62
Pushing Beyond Words with Picture Books?67
Using Children's and Young Adult Literature as a Springboard?69
6.?Can You Hear Me? Amplifying Student Voice Within and Beyond the Classroom?74
Students' Voices Teach Us Who They Are?76
Amplifying Student Voices in the Classroom and the School Community?79
Learning With and From Students?82
7.?And Then We Had to Pivot: Bringing Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching Online?88
Humanizing Online Learning?91
Breaking the Silence: Engaging Students and Building Community?93
If I Were to Change the World, by Mac Arjey Caisip?106
Part III: Stretching Beyond the Classroom
8.?Redefining Success: Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?108
Redefining Success?108
Experimenting with Languaging and Syntactic Complexity?111
Comunidad, Confianza, and Complexity?114
Developing Heteroglossic Proficiency?118
Empowerment and Agency?118
9.?Blossoming From Roots to Trees: Supporting, Sustaining, and Advocating for Radically Inclusive Teaching?122
with Renae Bryant
Know Your Context?123
Find Common Ground?125
Engage Key Stakeholders?127
Establish a Programmatic Identity and Build Capacity?129
Plan for Sustainability?133
If You Were to Change the World: Next Steps in Radically Inclusive Teaching?136
Notes?137
References?140
Index?152
About the Authors?161
Additional readings and professional learning resources on the companion website at tcpress.com/dover-resources
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
literacy and bilingual education; multilingual education; translanguaging, immigrants, and student English learners; culturally responsive teaching; culturally sustaining pedagogy; English Language Learners; immigrant education; migrant student education; arts-based pedagogy; multiliteracy; culturally relevant education; culturally relevant teaching; teaching for social justice; English as a Second Language and student learning; biliteracy; English Language Development; white gaze and teacher practice; inclusive languaging in schools; monoglossia; heteroglossia; literacy education; raciolinguistics; teaching immigrant students; teacher practice and ELL; teacher practice and emergent bilinguals; DLL and literacy; arts in bilingual education; arts in plurilingual education
