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    Community-Based Organizations and Pre-Service Teacher Education: A Case Study of 826LA

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    Duer, Sarah
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    urc_student; urc_student
    Date
    2011-01-01 0:00
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    https://scholar.oxy.edu/handle/20.500.12711/862
    Abstract
    Teacher preparation programs typically depend on fieldwork experiences in classrooms to prepare pre-service teachers and fail to utilize other spaces for helpful pedagogical shaping. The potential value from participation in a community-based organization ? especially one grounded in educational endeavors ? for future teachers is worthy of explicit analysis and articulation, yet almost ignored in current scholarship and practice. How can a community based literacy program support pre-service teachers in teacher training? This research project will examine the potential value of participation in community-based organizations for training pre-service teacher candidates and contribute to current scholarship. It will explore which contexts or spaces provide pre-service teachers with helpful, culturally relevant learning opportunities. Specifically, the project will work with 826LA, a nonprofit community-based literacy organization, as a case study for analysis and data collection through eighteen interviews with staff members, students, parents, and teachers who are closely involved with 826LA.
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