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Language and Literacy

65 sessions. A heading name lists the sessions printed under it that year; a family name lists every session in the family.

YearCodeSession
2020A.10Challenges in Achieving Commonplaces with Multilingual
2020A.2Dear People Committed to Racial and Linguistic Justice: Practices for Remaining Answerable
2020A.39Transnational Spaces as a Pedagogical Practice to Redefine the Learning Commonplaces
2020A.40Supporting Bilingual College Students’ Writing and Reading Development: Learning and Strategizing with Latinx Students
2020AW.2Disrupting Institutional Commonplaces through L2, Antiracist, and Translingual Teaching Practices
2020AW.6Understanding and Dismantling White Language
2020B.16Troubling Waters: Examining Racial Epithets, Linguicism, and Racialized Language Use in Academic and Public
2020B.39Coming to, and from, Faith: Tracing the Emergent
2020B.40Perceptions of Fluency: How One Word Shapes
2020B.41Reflect, Engage, Emerge: Literacy Narrative as Inclusive
2020C.10Commonplaces and Uncommon Places
2020C.39Write What You Know: Three Provocations
2020C.40Combatting Bullshit: Hate, White Supremacy, and Language
2020D.10Understanding and Responding to Standardized English
2020D.38Re-Orienting Graduate Programs toward Translingual
2020D.39Reading as a Commonplace: Frameworks for Support
2020E.37Challenging Commonplace Prescriptivism: Making
2020E.38Literacy Case Studies: Athletes, Refugees, and International Students
2020F.32Considering the Violence of Literacy
2020F.33Dismantling the Standard(s): Acknowledging the Lack of Commonplaces in Academic Practices
2020F.7Exploring the Undercommons: Critical Interventions in Race, Writing, and Play
2020FSIG.8LLW Standing Group Business Meeting
2020G.32Reading Pedagogy Transformation? Making Visible
2020G.33“The More You Read the Better You Write”: Exploring the Role of Reading in Writing Curriculum
2020H.32(e)Race(ing) Barriers: From Literacy Segregation to Literacy Autonomy in Writing Studies
2020H.33Transnational and Multilingual (?) Students Who Bring
2020I.32Second Language Learners in First-Year Comp Courses: Pedagogical Methods for Teaching a Linguistically
2020I.33Writing Pedagogy and Literacy
2020J.32(Dis)-Attention(s) in Literacy Studies: Challenging
2020J.33Writing in Class and in Groups: Exploring Genre, Access, and Commonplaces
2020K.31“Racism Isn’t the Shark in the Ocean; It’s the Water”: Stumbling through Antiracist Language Pedagogies and Practices
2020K.32Global English: Borders, Policy, and Translation
2020L.15Spotlight Session: Challenging White Privilege through Code-Meshing and Translingualism
2020L.31Developing New Commonplaces for the Twenty-First Century Writing Self: How Writers Cope with Standardization, Workplace Surveillance, and Toxic
2020L.32Embracing Places Uncommon: Language, Access, Power, and Inclusivity
2020M.31Reconsidering Language Commonplaces in Rural
2020M.32Identity and Language: Attending to Students’ Knowledge
2020MW.7Engaging the Global: Constructing Commonplaces
2020N.32Faculty Places and Common Challenges
2020TSIG.36The Role of Reading in Composition Studies
2020TSIG.40Annual Business Meeting of Working-Class Culture and Pedagogy Standing Group
2020TSIG.5The Second Language Writing Standing Group
2021A.1A Queer Caucus Roundtable on Dismantling Oppressive Systems Live
2021A.4Teaching for Justice for Multilingual Writers­ Live
2021C.3Queer “I” for the Ivory Tower: Teaching Writing through Queer Selves, Publics, and Institutions Live
2021E.4Troubling Waters: Examining Racial Epithets, Linguicism, and Racialized Language Use in Academic and Public
2021F.4Understanding and Responding to Standardized English in Composition Live
2021F.6Locating Commonplaces with Language Diversity Prerecorded w/ Live Q&A
2021F.7Recovering and Reclaiming Asian/Asian American “Traits” in Rhetoric and Writing Prerecorded
2021G.2Interrogating the Linguistic and Racial Commonplaces of Writing Pedagogy Live
2021H.2Interrogating Whiteness in Contested and Common Writing Spaces Live
2021I.5Creating Commonplaces: Honoring Diverse Class Backgrounds with/and Writing Pedagogy
2021L.2Multimodal Composition as Commonplace Pedagogy Live
2021O.126Transnational Composition, Identities, and Pedagogies
2021O.156Graduate Student-Scholars’ Experiences Navigating
2021O.157Communication across Contexts: Situating SRTOL within
2021O.161Improving Outcomes: Promoting Fairness across Diverse
2021O.23Commonplaces in Social Justice Pedagogies: Challenging Liberal Literacies in a Neoliberal World
2021O.33Cultural Paradigms in Teaching Composition by Non-Native English-Speaking Writing Instructors
2021O.41Empowerment as a Commonplace for Literacy
2021O.52Finding Common Places through Sound and Silence in First-Year Writing On-Demand Session
2021O.65Language Diversity as Commonplace On-Demand
2021O.88Queer Literacies: Discourses, Discontents, and Pedagogical Interventions On-Demand Session
2021O.91Re-Considering the Violence of Literacy in the Writing
2021W.7Inclusive Grammars, Alternative Perspectives, Nuanced Meanings