2020
DOI: 10.1002/jaal.1056
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Literacy Coaching With Teachers of Adolescent English Learners: Agency, Sustainability, and Transformation for Equity

Abstract: When both members of a coaching dyad are professional educators possessing unique expertise, the potential of bidirectional learning can be realized (Wilder & Herro, 2016). In the state in which this study took place, those certified to teach ELs take courses in linguistics, language acquisition, grammar, culture, and literacy and

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“…In addition, coaches are positioned to be responsive to teachers' and students' learning needs. Indeed, in one of the few studies on coaching for equity or justice that we were able to locate (none of which were related to mathematics; Blaisdell, 2018;Land, 2018;Reichenberg, 2020), Reichenberg found that coaching could support transformative learning for literacy teachers by beginning with teachers' concerns and contextually situated challenges. Their placement and situated knowledge positions coaches to respond with immediacy to challenges of justice-oriented teaching in ways that traditional forms of PD cannot (Grossman & Wineburg, 2018).…”
Section: A Call For a Justice-oriented Perspective In Mathematics Teacher Coachingmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In addition, coaches are positioned to be responsive to teachers' and students' learning needs. Indeed, in one of the few studies on coaching for equity or justice that we were able to locate (none of which were related to mathematics; Blaisdell, 2018;Land, 2018;Reichenberg, 2020), Reichenberg found that coaching could support transformative learning for literacy teachers by beginning with teachers' concerns and contextually situated challenges. Their placement and situated knowledge positions coaches to respond with immediacy to challenges of justice-oriented teaching in ways that traditional forms of PD cannot (Grossman & Wineburg, 2018).…”
Section: A Call For a Justice-oriented Perspective In Mathematics Teacher Coachingmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Modern universities have four basic functions, namely, talent cultivation, scientific research, social service and cultural inheritance and innovation, which are interdependent and mutually reinforcing, and jointly promote the long-term development of general institutions of higher education [16]. Through the transformation of teaching mode to promote the transformation of talent cultivation mode, the transformation of talent cultivation mode to drive the transformation of scientific research, social service and cultural heritage and innovation [17]. At the same time, driven by the transformation of teaching mode, the transformation of scientific research, social service, cultural inheritance and innovation and the transformation of talent cultivation mode as the kernel of mutual influence and mutual promotion, with interactivity and reversibility between them.…”
Section: Transformation Of Teaching Mode Oriented To the Development ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Asimismo, la evidencia sugiere utilizar este tipo de preguntas para explorar conjuntamente el problema empleando el pronombre nosotros (Knotek, 2003). Asimismo, se recomienda emplear preguntas para alentar la expresión de las ideas del asesorado (Haneda et al, 2017), y usar preguntas desafiantes que vayan más allá del contenido descriptivo (Nisser, 2017;Sharples Reichenberg, 2020) para promover el pensamiento del asesorado (Charteris & Smardon, 2014), en especial cuando su nivel reflexivo es bajo (Rarieya, 2005). El estudio de Haneda y sus colegas (2019), por ejemplo, apunta a que los asesores expertos utilizan preguntas del tipo por qué y no solamente del tipo qué y cómo.…”
Section: Usos Del Lenguaje Del Asesorunclassified