AERA CHAT Program etc

Dr. Pedro R. Portes (prport01 who-is-at homer.louisville.edu)
Wed, 18 Feb 1998 09:40:10 -0800 (PST)

>
Below is the schedule resent from last month, pedro

To: xmca
>From: Pedro Portes <prport01 who-is-at ulkyvm.louisville.edu>
>Subject: AERA CHAT Program etc
>
>>From: Pedro Portes <prport01 who-is-at ulkyvm.louisville.edu>
>>
>>The following sessions are planned for AERA this Spring in San Diego. We
were able to include most of the proposals received which as you will see,
appear very promising. We were able to "co-opt" some extra space by sheer
good fortune. BUT we do need to ask all who can, to join us in the CHAT SIG.
>In its 3rd year now, the SIG is serving as an annual meeting mechanism for
many.
>>Our goal is to double our membership next year from 120 to 240 members,
which requires AERA membership fees of 45.00 a year plus our SIG fee of
$5.00 per year. This will allow us a good program next year of more than 2
sessions which is our allotment presently. We need volunteers to work on
membership, and perhaps an electronic or hard copy newsletter.
>>
>For those unfamiliar with all of these acronyms and this event, AERA =
American Educational Research Association, which meets yearly. It has
divisions and special interest groups that organize programs in various
areas. Our Special Interest Group (SIG) is the cultural-historical SIG, #
29. This allows us to meet from time to time in the U.S.. The idea behind
this is that it provides a forum along with XMCA (which serves as the
newsletter from time to time) and MCA. The SIG has members who are not in
XMCA. But most read this I think.
>Judith Diamondstone and Carol Panofsky can be contacted for membership
information etc. Vera John Steiner is the current president of the group.
>>>The 5 sessions for next Spring's AERA CHAT SIG are as follows;
>>1.
>>Session Title
>>CULTURAL HISTORICAL SIG INVITED ADDRESS AND Business Meeting;
>>Reflecting on the (Past, Present) Future of CHAT
>>
>>Chair
>>VERA JOHN STEINER
>>Participants; Kris Gutierrez, Elvira S. Lima and Yrjo Engestrom
>>
>>Discussant/Animator; Mike Cole
>>
>
>>
>>Time Hotel Room Floor
>>6:15-8:15 Convention Center 14B Mezzanie
>>
>>Descriptors: Activity Theory, Socio-cultural Research,
> Post-Vygotskyan Perspectives
>>
>>Sponsor: C-H Research SIG
>>Session # 43.32 Day-Thursday
>>
>>--------------------------------------------------------
>2.
>>Session Title: Current Applications of Cultural Historical
Theory
>>
>>Chair: Esteban Diaz, CSU, San Bernandino
>>
>>Participants: Hybrid Construction Zones: Making Mind, School &
Courtyard, Kevin Leander, University of Illinois
>>
> Scaffolded Writing: Application of Vygotsky's Methodology to the
STudy of Emergent Writing. Elena Bodrova, Metropolitan State College
of Denver
>
> Creating a Knowledge-Building Community,
> Karen Hume, Gordon Wells, OISE
>
> Appropriation Doesn't Just Happen: "Hidden Dynamics in
Adult-Child Interaction.
> Carol Panofsky, Rhode Island College
>
> Alternative Cognitive Assessment of Culturally
> & Linguistically Diverse Students.
> Sybil Kline, UC, Santa Cruz
>>
>>
>>Time Hotel Room Floor
> 8:15-10:15 Conv. Ctr. 15A Mezzanine
>>
>>Descriptors: Social Context, Writing / Scaffolding,
> Language Process
>>
>>Sponsor: Cultural-Historical Research SIG/C
>>
>>Session # 9.69 Day-Tuesday
>>
>>------------------------------------------------------------
>3.
>>Session Title: Ethical Dilemmas in "Culturing the Children":
Exploring the Consequences of Designing Social Futures Through Education
>>
>>Organizer: Peter Smagorinsky, University of Oklahoma
>>
>>Participants: Katheryn Au & Alice Kawakami,
> University of Hawaii;
> Pedro R. Portes,
> University of Louisville;
> Mike Cole, UC-San Diego
>>
>>Discussant: Vera John Steiner, University of New Mexico
>>
>>Time Hotel Room Floor
> 4:05-6:05 Conv. Ctr. 15A Mezzanine
>>
>>
>>Descriptors: Ethics, Literacy Interventions, Cultural Process
>>
>>Sponsor: Cultural-Historical Research SIG/C
>
>>Session # 17.53 Day-Tuesday
>>
>>---------------------------------------------------------
>4.
>>Session Title: Advances in Socio-Cultural Research
>>
>>TABLE: Societal Development & Scientific Concept Formation,
> Hsueh, Helen Davis, Harvard University
>
> Integrating Activity Theory & Systemic-Functional Linguistics in
Composition Studies, Judy Diamondstone,
> Rutgers University
>
> Essentialism & Social Consturction of Race, Ram Mahalingam,
University of Pittsburgh
>
> Teachers' & Learners' Voices About Educational Reform in Namibia: A
Cultural-Historical Perspective, Sven Anersson, Linkoping University,
Sweden
>>
> Saito, Shikuzo & King Beach Michigan State
> A paper on cultural change, sociogenesis to be
provided in my next post.
>>
>>
>>
>>Time Hotel Room Floor
>>3:05-3:45 Marriott Marina E South Tower
> Level 3
>>
>>Descriptors: Literacy Cognitive Process, Vygostsky, Social Context
>>
>>Sponsor: Cultural-Historical Research SIG/C
>
>>
>>Session # 4.06 DAY- Monday
>---------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>>5.
>>Session Title: Emotions and Educational Inquiry
>>
>>Chair: Deborah Hicks, University of Delaware
>>
>>Participants: Adolescent Literature and the Education of Outlaw
Emotions. James Garrison
>
> Emotional Experience & Narrative Representation.
> Deborah Hicks, University of Delaware
>
> Emotions & Literature in Educational Writing. Timothy Lensmire,
Washington University
>>
>>Discussant: Madeleine Grumet, CUNY
>>
>>Time Hotel Room Floor
>>2:15-3:45 Conv. Ctr. 14A Mezzanine
>>
>>Descriptors: Literature, Student knowledge, Philosophy
>>
>>Sponsor: Cultural-Historical Research Symposium SIG
> SIG / Writing; Division G
>>
>>Session: # 39.54 Day: Thursday
>>
>>
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>
>A 6th session has also been allowed organized by Gary Price, UW-Madison>
Dr. Pedro R. Portes
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