C&P 2022: CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGY 2022
PROGRAM

Days: Tuesday, October 18th Wednesday, October 19th Thursday, October 20th

Tuesday, October 18th

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09:00-12:00 Session 1
09:00
Examining the “Why” Behind the School Shootings Epidemic and the Impact on Education (abstract)
10:00-11:30 Session 2
10:00
C&P Mentoring Workshop - Session I: Roadways in Academia (In-Person) (abstract)
13:00-14:30 Session 3
13:00
C&P Mentorship Session II: Surviving the Tenure Track Process - Virtual (abstract)
14:00-17:00 Session 4
14:00
Endangered Human Rights: Systemic Racism, the USA Broken System of Justice, and the Overturn of Roe v Wade (abstract)
14:30-17:00 Session 5
14:30
Ignorance Abound: Studying and Understanding Not Knowing as Necessity Toward Better Educational Futures (abstract)
16:00-17:30 Session 6
16:00
C&P Mentorship Session 3: Publishing after your Dissertation (Virtual) (abstract)
Wednesday, October 19th

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09:00-10:15 Session 8A
09:00
Unsettling coloniality in everyday pedagogical praxis (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 8B
09:00
We’ve been had: Neoliberal Reforms in Urban Education (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 8C
09:00
Care as ECE Curriculum: Re-centering Care in Early Care and Education in a Neoliberal Landscape (abstract)
09:20
Building a Trauma-Informed Pedagogy of Care for First-Generation College Students (abstract)
09:40
Citizen Curation: a relational pedagogy of care, collection, and cultural narratives (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 8D
09:00
كلام في educación (Conversations in Education) (abstract)
09:20
Preserving & Betraying Identities in Educational Spaces (abstract)
09:40
Let’s talk Black Arabic: Linguistic Justice in the Language Curriculum (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 8E
09:00
Art and Music of the Black Lives Matter Movement (abstract)
09:20
Curriculum of Dark Sousveillance in Education (abstract)
09:40
The Dehumanization of the Black Community by White Supremacists: both the Real World and Virtual Space (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 9A
10:30
Curriculum Workers Then and Now: In what ways do we traverse our situated realities as Curriculum Workers to sustain our push toward what might yet be? (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 9B
10:30
Analyzing ‘a Sound House’: Teaching Accents in an Introductory English Linguistics Course (abstract)
10:50
Translanguaging practices and (language) ideology in the context of Brazil. (abstract)
11:10
Towards pluralistic viewpoints in contemporary language teacher emotion research: A Southern Epistemologies perspective (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 9C
10:30
Finding Mental Strength and Balance in Marginalized Students Through Creative Writing & Performance Art (abstract)
10:50
Playfully Studious Academic Writing Pedagogy and English-Medium Instruction with English as a Lingua Franca (abstract)
11:10
Performative spaces and generative interactions: Children’s embodied learning in performing arts classrooms (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 9D
10:30
Reconsidering the Chicago Group’s Education 2000: A Holistic Perspective Vision (1990) through the lens of curriculum reconceptualisation and reconstructionism (abstract)
11:00
Reclaiming our discipline: Strategic behaviours to preserve curriculum studies as a field (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 9E
10:30
White Evangelical Christian Teachers and Antiracist Pedagogy (abstract)
10:50
Tikkun Olam as a Framework for Teaching Social Justice (abstract)
11:10
Imagining a Pedagogy of Carnival Laughter through a Book Group Dialogue of Korean American Adolescent Males (abstract)
12:00-13:45 Session 10
12:00
The Supreme Court as a Failed Institution: Today and Yesterday
14:00-15:00BREAK
15:00-16:15 Session 11A
15:00
Participatory Arts-Informing Critical Encounters in Public Spaces (abstract)
15:00-16:15 Session 11B
15:00
Re/humanizing Education (abstract)
15:00-16:15 Session 11C
15:00
Crafting (Feminist) Anger: Anti-AAPI Racism Zines and the Pedagogy of Discomfort (abstract)
15:15
Toward a Feminist and Femme-nist Reconsideration of Anti-Violence Education: Levinas, Femme Theory, and the Issue of Femmephobia (abstract)
15:30
A comic pedagogy of discomfort: The stop as pebble in the shoe (abstract)
15:00-16:15 Session 11D
15:00
Breaking free of the gender binary in art education. (abstract)
15:15
“I am sorry I just keep forgetting, please be patient with me. I’m learning:” A Colloborative Ethnography on Two white Trans, Queer, Disabled, Fat Educators (abstract)
15:30
Decolonizing gender and sexuality in the curriculum in Malawi (abstract)
15:45
Assemblages of violence in education risk safer educative spaces for genderqueer students. (abstract)
15:00-16:15 Session 11E
15:00
Social Reconstruction in Education (abstract)
15:20
The Case for Social Pedagogues in the United States (abstract)
15:40
Social Realism’s curriculum problem: knowledge, but whose knowledge? (abstract)
15:00-16:15 Session 11F
15:00
Climate Research into Curriculum Studies: A Decade of Mixed Methods Research on Educational Contexts (abstract)
16:30-17:45 Session 12A
16:30
Chicana/x Art Pedagogies: Centering Lived Experience (abstract)
16:30-17:45 Session 12B
16:30
A Critical Exploration of Meditation as a Generatively Liminal Curricular Space (abstract)
16:50
Double Readings on Gandhi as Queer and Patriarch: Titillations Toward the Messy (abstract)
17:10
School Handbooks as Racialized and Gendered Texts (abstract)
16:30-17:45 Session 12C
16:30
Humanizing Our Work: Critical Consciousness as a Developmental Approach for Social Advocacy (abstract)
16:50
Practicing and Cultivating Humanizing Doctoral Dissertation Experiences: For Dissertation Chairs, Committee Members, and Doctoral Students (abstract)
17:10
Who’s in the Room: The Use of Heuristics and Bias in Graduate Admission Policies and Decisions (abstract)
16:30-17:45 Session 12D
16:30
Adopting Indigenous Skills to Decolonize Uganda’s Secondary School Curriculum by Means of Ubuntu Perceptions. (abstract)
16:50
Liberal, critical and indigenous traditions of place-based education: An analysis of multiple perspectives and practices of place-based education (abstract)
17:10
A pedagogy of belonging: Cultivating a place of sustenance for decolonial futures (abstract)
16:30-17:45 Session 12E
16:30
White Ambivalence and Learning to be a White Anti-racist Science Teacher (abstract)
16:50
Combatting White Supremacy Within Experimental Music’s Communities of Practice (abstract)
17:10
Toward a Placed Approach to Critical Whiteness Pedagogies in Rural Schools (abstract)
18:00-19:15 Session 13A
18:00
Pukllay Pampa: Andean-inspired time/spaces for learning and unlearning (abstract)
18:00-19:15 Session 13B
18:00
Schooling Narratives: How do everyday community, institutional and schooling practices sustain or disrupt white supremacy in schools? (abstract)
18:00-19:15 Session 13C
18:00
Unsettling Asian Settler Colonialism: Advancing Anti-Asian Racial Justice for Humanizing Educational Approach (abstract)
18:20
A Tale of Two Teachers: Humanizing Elementary Teacher Education in the Pursuit of Social Justice (abstract)
18:40
Reflections on Scholar and Curricular Activism (abstract)
18:00-19:15 Session 13D
18:00
Re-Imagining Education for English Language Learners through Social Justice and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy (abstract)
18:20
Growth Mindset and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in Mathematics (abstract)
18:40
Special Education and Critical Engagement: Using UDL and SDI in an Asset-Based Curriculum (abstract)
18:00-19:15 Session 13E
18:00
From Aníbal Quijano's Coloniality of Power to the Coloniality of Curriculum (abstract)
18:20
Book Banning, Silencing Critical Literacies, and the (Re)(De)Colonization of Education (abstract)
18:50
Embracing Dystopia: Plus c'est la même chose, plus ça change (abstract)
Thursday, October 20th

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09:00-10:15 Session 14A
09:00
What Can White People Do? Whiteness and Education in the Current Moment (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 14B
09:00
BIPOC Alliances: Building Communities and Curricula. C&P 2022 Edited Book (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 14C
09:00
Teaching with Translanguaging as a Critical Literacy Pedagogy in Elementary Bilingual Education (abstract)
09:20
Addressing gentrification in dual language programs through translingual curriculum theory (abstract)
09:40
The teaching of English to young learners in Brazil: teachers’ voices during the resignification of a local curriculum (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 14D
09:00
Leveraging Currere and Lived Curriculum to Disrupt Traditional Gender Norms in Curriculum-as-Plan (abstract)
09:20
Hidden Curriculum of Public Spaces and Places (abstract)
09:40
A review of the literature on the Carlisle Indian Industrial School (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 14E
09:00
Educational Necropolitics: Curricular Forms that Engender and Maintain Educational Choking and Lynching in Schools (abstract)
09:20
Criticality Will Not Save Us: Contemplating “what kind of citizen” Education May Breathe Life into our Dying Democracy (abstract)
09:40
Does an Abolitionist Analysis of Schooling Demand the Abolition of Schools? (abstract)
09:00-10:15 Session 14F
09:00
Reflections on continuing professional academic development activities for inclusive learning and teaching in Higher Education (abstract)
09:30
A Matter of Mission: Minority Serving Institutions and the Call for Justice (abstract)
10:00
Manifestations of Niceness: Poetic Reflections of Midwest Preservice Teachers (abstract)
10:30-11:45 Session 15
10:30
Infusing Humanization into Restorative Justice (abstract)
12:00-13:00 Session 16

Lunck and Tonwhal

13:00-14:00Lunch Break
14:00-15:15 Session 17A
14:00
Decolonizing Academia: Inter/weaving, Inter/lacing Conscientização & Resistance. (abstract)
14:00-15:15 Session 17B
14:00
Diversity as (Im)moral Curriculum: Complicating critical calls for inclusion, justice, and the (political) purposes of education (abstract)
14:20
Opening up the academy to students with exceptional needs, Going beyond disability services (abstract)
14:40
Dismantling Educational Hierarchy and The Power of High Interest Work (abstract)
14:00-15:15 Session 17C
14:00
The Root and the Remedy: Fostering Writerly Identity (abstract)
14:20
In or Out? Stay or Change? Connect or Divide? A Critical Content Analysis of Immigration-Themed Graphic Novels Reveals Intercultural Identity Tension (abstract)
14:40
Can educators address dehumanizing language in classrooms? Research Notes Approaching dehumanizing polices targeting minority groups and their effects in public education (abstract)
14:00-15:15 Session 17D
14:00
Rediscovering a World Cultures Social Studies Unit: The Power of the Human Voice in the Difficult Journey of Democracy (abstract)
14:20
Framing Ethical Social Studies Education: Revising the NCSS Ethics Position Statement (abstract)
14:40
Naming the Complexities in Teacher Education: Phenomenological Exploration of Hegemonic Insider-Outsider (abstract)
14:00-15:15 Session 17E
14:00
Capturing Change: Framing Photovoice as A Transformative Pedagogy To Foster Transformative Learning among Adult Learners (abstract)
14:20
Teaching Social Justice and CRT as an International Student at a Predominantly White Institution (abstract)
14:40
Examining Race as Sliding Signifier in Global Migratory Contexts: Implications for Teacher Education and Curriculum Studies (abstract)
14:00-15:10 Session 17F
14:00
Disrupting Troubling Hierarchies through Critical Coaching (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18A
15:30
Humanizing the Pursuit of Failure through Improvisational Theater (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18B
15:30
Using Currere & Theatre of the Oppressed to Interrupt Racism (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18C
15:30
The role of a teacher in silencing minoritized children (abstract)
15:50
Racism versus antiracism: The battle for the cognitive nonconscious (abstract)
16:10
Making Space for MusCrit (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18D
15:30
Decolonizing the classroom with Miguel Street (abstract)
15:50
Intercultural and decolonial praxis: The design and potential of virtual exchange among pre-service teachers from two countries (abstract)
16:10
From policy to classroom practice: Planning transformative learning experiences in English literacy classrooms in Australia (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18E
15:30
Understanding and Utilizing the Lived Curriculum of Minoritized Students to Assimilate Traditional White Curriculum (abstract)
15:50
Problematizing the Expectations and Demands Placed on Teachers in Justice-Oriented Education in South Korea (abstract)
16:10
Revising Social Studies Standards in a Hostile Political Climate: “Standardizing” Social Action, Inquiry, Justice, and Engaged Citizenry (abstract)
15:30-16:45 Session 18F
15:30
Childhoods as Currere: The Power of Proleptic Moments (abstract)
15:50
Can Ethnographers Really Speak for Others?: Understanding Our Positionalities in Ethnographic Research (abstract)
16:10
A Victim No More (abstract)
17:00-18:15 Session 19A
17:00
Is it “divisiveness” or is it progress? Cultivating change via antiracist praxis. (abstract)
17:00-18:15 Session 19B
17:00
Neoliberal Subjectivities of Whiteness (abstract)
17:00-18:15 Session 19C
17:00
Reveal & Utilize Humanization in the Classroom with the RIPE Critical Knowledge-Building Method (abstract)
17:20
The Creation and Implementation of a Unit Based on the Critical Analysis of Oppression Within a Sixth-Grade World Cultures Course through Teacher Research (abstract)
17:40
Student Teacher’s Learning to Teach World Languages through the Lens of Social Justice (abstract)
17:00-18:15 Session 19D
17:00
Playful Learning as Emancipation (abstract)
17:20
The Praxis of Critical Pedagogy through a Liberation Theology Lens (abstract)
17:40
Rethinking Curriculum and Pedagogy through the Materiality of Play Therapy (abstract)
17:00-18:15 Session 19E
17:00
Theorizing an Affect-Based Inquiry (abstract)
17:20
POTTERY AND EDUCATION: A PERSPECTIVE FROM KUMHAR COMMUNITY IN JHARKHAND (abstract)
17:40
Msomi-INK: imagining an on-site education approach to remote communities (abstract)
18:30-19:30 Session 20
18:30
Humanizing Work in Action: The New Social Justice in Education Minor (abstract)