Developing Equity Literacy in an Online Multicultural Methods Course in Secondary Education (65184)
Session Chair: Shannon Dermer
Friday, January 6, 2023 (16:15)
Session: Session 5
Room: 317B
Presentation Type:Oral Presentation
This session presents findings and poses questions from a semester-long qualitative case study of an online multicultural methods course in secondary education. As traditional on-ground teacher education programs moved their courses on multicultural education to online platforms in light of the global health pandemic in the spring of 2020 questions focused on how to support teaching for diversity and equity literacy (Gorski & Swalwell, 2015) in virtual spaces became more pressing. While online teacher education programs are not new many teacher educators needed to pivot and attempt to teach multicultural content they were accustomed to doing in-person into a virtual format (Mutton, 2020). The goal of this emerging study is to understand how asynchronous components of teaching an online course in multicultural methods in secondary education contribute to the development of equity literacy (Gorski, 2016) and understanding of opportunity gaps for diverse learners (Milner, 2020).
Authors:
Felice Russell, Central Connecticut State University, United States
About the Presenter(s)
Dr. Felice Atesoglu Russell is an Associate Professor at Central Connecticut State University. Her work focuses on preservice teacher and leadership education with a focus on professional learning and culturally and linguistically diverse students.
Connect on ResearchGate
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Felice-Russell
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