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Ira Shor

Listed at 4 conventions, 1998–2007, 18 listings.

Career strip

2000200520102015202020251998 1998: chair (4)1999: chair (3)1999: speaker (2)2004: chair (2)2004: facilitator (1)2004: speaker (2)2007: chair (2)2007: speaker (2)

speakerchairrespondentfacilitatorother Grey band: 2000–2003, not in the corpus.

Listings

YearSessionRoleAffiliation as printed
1998Polis or Soviet: The Rhetoric of CitizenshipChair City University of New York Graduate Center → City University of New York
1998Race, Class, Gender, and Pedagogy: Exploring an Integrated Studies Approach to WritingChair Graduate Center City University of New York → City University of New York
1998The Intersections of Working Class, Workplace Literacy, and Middle-Class DiscourseChair City University of New York Graduate Center → City University of New York
1998Class Degree Zero‹Interrogating Class AnalysisChair City University of New York Graduate Center → City University of New York
1999Making the Culture of Work Visible: Intercultural Interpretation around Contested Communities of Practice
“Work is a Four-Letter Word: Critical Literacy about Work and a Pedagogy of Resistance”
Presenters CUNY Graduate School, NY → The Graduate Center, CUNY
1999Techno-rhetoric: Critiquing Prgressive Promise of New Media TechnologiesChair CUNY Graduate School, NY → The Graduate Center, CUNY
1999The Power of Critical Pedagogy in the Writing Classroom: Three Case Studies of Empowering and Giving Visibility to Latinos and African AmericansCo-Chairs CUNY Graduate School, NY → The Graduate Center, CUNY
1999Working-Class PedagogiesCo-Chair CUNY Graduate School, NY → The Graduate Center, CUNY
1999Working-Class Pedagogies
“Social Class in the Writing Class”
Presenters CUNY Graduate School, NY → The Graduate Center, CUNY
2004CLASSIN’ UP THE JOINT: CLASS AS A CRITICAL TOOL IN HIGHFacilitators CUNY, New York
2004In and Out of “Class”: Repositioning Ourselves and Our Discourses So That Literacy MattersChair City of NY Graduate School, New York, NY
2004Is Class Dead?
“Class Lives! Social-Class Identity Is Useful for Writing Instruction, Research, and Civic Action”
Presenters City University of NY Graduate School, Brooklyn
2004Working-Class Culture And PedagogyChair City University of New York, Brooklyn → City University of New York
2004Working-Class Culture And Pedagogy
“Implementing CCCC’s Labor Resolution: Next Steps in the Labor Crisis”
Presenters City University of New York, Brooklyn → City University of New York
2007Working-Class Culture and PedagogyChairs The City University of New York, Graduate School, NY → City University of New York
2007Crossing Borders: Reconsidering Freire’s LegacyChair The City University of New York → City University of New York
2007Reconciling Representing Identity With Fostering Civic
“Whose Society is This? Civic Literacy for Civic Identity in the Comp Class”
Speakers City University of New York → City University of New York
2007Should Teachers Take Sides in Political Controversies?
“Can Education Be Neutral? FYC Is Always Already ‘Political’”
Speakers The City University of New York, Grad School → City University of New York

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