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Teachers integrate diverse students'” funds of knowledge” with popular culture into literacy instruction

Abstract

Reference

  • Xu, S. H. (2002). Teachers integrate diverse students'" funds of knowledge" with popular culture into literacy instruction. In YEARBOOK-NATIONAL READING CONFERENCE (Vol. 51, pp. 407-419).

Journal

Yearbook of the National Reading Conference

Analysis

Is this article part of a larger project or series of studies?

unclear

Does this study draw on a large, preexisting data set?

unclear

Research Approach

  • Case study

Geographic Setting

  • not stated

Institutional Context

  • University based

Certification Level

  • Elementary

Programatic Focus

  • not stated

Research Location Context

  • University

Preservice Participants

  • certification program

Preservice Sample Size

2

Other Participant Data

  • Inservice Teachers
  • Students in classrooms

Duration of Data Collection

  • Academic Semester

Data Sources

  • artifacts
  • Interviews
  • Inventories
  • lesson plans
  • reflections
  • Transcriptions

Data Analysis Tools

  • coding (non-specific)
  • coding (open to axial to selective

Researcher Positionality

  • inside (staying their own students)

Research Questions

What do teachers know about their own and their diverse students' experiences with popular culture?
Is this research question explicit from the manuscript? Yes
How do teachers integrate diverse students' "funds of knowledge" with popular culture into literacy instruction?
Is this research question explicit from the manuscript? Yes

Categories

2PTI Category: Preservice teacher identity, knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, and/or orientation (ikbao) toward literacy or the teaching of literacy.

7OSL Topic: Out-of-school literacy

2PTP Category: Preservice teachers teaching practices (including shifts in teaching practices as a function of growth or context).

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