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Friday, October 4 • 2:00pm - 2:45pm
How Teachers’ Caring Practices Can Affect Students’ Investment

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The session is based on an ethnographic study, which analyzes how a 9th-grade teacher’s caring practices both match and mismatch a Hispanic case study student’s various identities in an ELD class, and the impact it has on the student’s investment in English acquisition.

Speakers
JP

Jennifer Park

University of Southern California
avatar for Xu Liu

Xu Liu

Graduate, University of Southern California
A graduate student from Rossier School of USC, Director of Writing Department in Aide English School. Since 2013, she has taught English over 10,000 hours.


Friday October 4, 2019 2:00pm - 2:45pm PDT
211A
  Graduate Student Forum, K-12
  • Primary Level or Interest Grp. K-12