A Classroom United Will Never Be Defeated

Mary Raygoza; Joseph Cerezo; Jenny Chua; Bryn Dexheimer; Brooke Duncan; Joseph Granata; Dax Harris; Celine Herrera; Luke Martinelli; Aaron McCray-Goldsmith; Mary Mraovich; Jacinto Obregon; Joey Shin; Samuel Torres; Andrew Yoshida

A Classroom United Will Never Be Defeated

Mary Raygoza
, Joseph Cerezo
, Jenny Chua
, Bryn Dexheimer
, Brooke Duncan
, Joseph Granata
, Dax Harris
, Celine Herrera
, Luke Martinelli
, Aaron McCray-Goldsmith
, Mary Mraovich
, Jacinto Obregon
, Joey Shin
, Samuel Torres
, Andrew Yoshida

Kalmanovitz School of Education

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Through this collaborative paper, a teacher education professor and recent teacher credential graduates together assert that rehumanization of the educator must center the voices of teacher candidates. For the final project of a Teaching for Social Justice credential class in Spring 2022, teacher candidates co-wrote a letter and created an accompanying digital art piece called A Classroom United Will Never Be Defeated. The purpose of this paper is not only to offer an example of a culminating, collaborative philosophy of teaching assignment grounded in humanizing, justice-driven teacher education praxis but to broadly explore how teacher education curriculum can position teacher candidates as emerging justice leaders.

Idioma original	American English
Publicación	California Council on Teacher Education Research Monograph
Estado	Published - nov 21 2022

Disciplines

Education
Teacher Education and Professional Development
Secondary Education and Teaching

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