Social justice-oriented activity models for young learner’s biliteracy development in a Korean language classroom

Yun, Sehyun; Shin, Hang-Sik

doi:10.1080/26390043.2021.1950518

NABE Journal of Research and Practice

2021

DOI: 10.1080/26390043.2021.1950518

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Social justice-oriented activity models for young learner’s biliteracy development in a Korean language classroom

Sehyun Yun

Hang-Sik Shin

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Social Justice Through Socratic Seminars

Manzone

2022

Advances in Educational Technologies and Instructional Design

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The need to critically engage learners whether the classroom space is traditional, hybrid, or virtual is one of the most pressing educational issues teachers face today. Engaging learners specifically in an online environment requires the examination of both the content being taught as well as the methods or pedagogical models used to deliver the content. This chapter highlights how both the content, and the delivery can be filtered in ways that are relevant to the learners, that value their home and community assets, and that provide them with tangible touch points to transfer classroom information into the real world to maximize student engagement. The core of this chapter focuses on the use of Socratic Seminars as a means of engaging learning through targeted and purposeful conversations around social justice issues. This chapter demonstrates how the original tenets of Socratic Seminar can be used to present content in a manner that leverages students' cultural and linguistic wealth, develops personal and social identities, and builds critical competencies and global awareness in all learners. Specific connections between justice oriented Socratic Seminar, anti-bias teaching frameworks, and online learning environments are made.

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Social Justice Through Socratic Seminars

Manzone

2022

Advances in Educational Technologies and Instructional Design

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