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Faculty in the Division of Education & Leadership<\/a> have continued to present research at virtual conferences this fall, despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.<\/p>\n Dr. Maria Dantas-Whitney, a professor of ESOL\/Bilingual Education and coordinator of WOU\u2019s Bilingual Teacher Scholars Program<\/a>, led the project “CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) and Technologies for Teachers.” Sponsored by the United States Embassy in Brazil, the project involved a series of virtual workshops for over 100 pre- and in-service teachers from three different universities in Brazil over a five-week period in September and October, in addition to asynchronous learning activities, materials and resources.<\/p>\n Dr. Kenneth Carano, a professor and programs coordinator for the Center for Geography Education in Oregon, will be presenting at the Oregon Civics Conference in early December. Dr. Carano will be presenting on how to teach about tribal sovereignty in a virtual presentation that will include module of interviews with a local tribal member on best practices for K-12 educators partnering with their local tribal community, videos on teaching tribal sovereignty on a giant Oregon floor map and a non-Indigenous educator\u2019s guide of do\u2019s and don\u2019ts for teaching Indigenous resources.<\/p>\n Dr. Shari Hopkins is presenting two virtual sessions at the TASH Annual Conference. TASH, an international leader in disability advocacy, is holding its conference in early December. Dr. Hopkins will be on a panel to discuss interviewing for faculty positions and will present a poster on state policies that impact inclusive higher education.<\/p>\n Dr. Yuliana Kenfield, an assistant professor, will present at the Literacy Research Association\u2019s annual conference in December. Dr. Kenfield will present a talk called \u201cUnpacking the Sociolinguistic Crossroad of Bilingual Educators: Critical Dialogues in Teacher Preparation,\u201d in which she will share the initial results of her research involving bilingual pre-service teachers. Dr. Kenfield\u2019s study involved examining how bilingual teachers\u2019 sociolinguistics experiences inform, transform, or reproduce certain linguistic ideologies around bilingualism, bi-culturalism, and bi-literacy, bi-numeracy as educators.<\/p>\n Dr. Kristen L. Pratt, an assistant professor, will also present at the Literacy Research Association conference. Dr. Pratt serves as co-chair of the Multilingual and Transnational Innovative Community Group. She\u00a0also serves as a field council representative for Oregon and Washington. At the conference, Dr. Pratt\u00a0will chair an invited symposium titled\u00a0\u201cMultilingualism in the context of English hegemony: Current policy, theory and practice,\u201d\u00a0with Drs. 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