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Impact of PDS Partnerships in Challenging Times [Pehme köide]

"The Impact of PDS Partnerships in Challenging Times is the follow up to Doing PDS: Stories and Strategies from Successful Clinically Rich Practice (2018). The first book included stories that described our experiences across more than twenty-five years of PDS partnerships. We sought to examine and chronicle the innovative ways we negotiate school-university collaboration while explaining the development of the SUNY Buffalo State PDS consortium. This second volume strives to explore the impact of our endeavors individually at each school/community site and collectively as an entire consortium to point to the important ways that school-university partnership contributes to all stakeholders and where we might do better. SUNY Buffalo State's PDS roots go back to 1991 with one local school partner. Today this school-university partnership consortium connects with over 100 schools with approximately 45 signed agreements each semester in Western New York, nationally, and internationally. The SUNY Buffalo StatePDS consortium is grounded in three frameworks for clinically rich practice: (a) the National Association for Professional Development Schools Nine Essentials (Brindley, Field, & Lesson, 2008); (b) CAEP Standards for Excellence in Educator Preparation, Standard 2 (http://caepnet.org/standards/standard-2, 2018); and (c) the Buffalo State Teacher Education Unit Conceptual Framework (https://epp.buffalostate.edu/conceptual-framework, 2018). Through specific examples, each chapter utilizes a case study approach to describe the nature of various partnerships situated in research with a focus on the impact of the partnership. The chapters are intentionally succinct to provide a focused look at a particular partnership activity as each contributes to the largergoals of the entire consortium. Every chapter follows a similar structure - defining a challenge identified by the members of the consortium, a review of the relevant literature, an explanation of how the school/community liaison team responded to the challenge and the data gathered to determine impact, an "impact at a glance" chart to report the findings, and an identification of the necessary next steps in the project"--
Acknowledgments ix
Series Foreword xi
JoAnne Ferrara
Janice Nath
Foreword xiii
Wendy Paterson
1 Introduction: Refraining Impact Within the PDS Context
1(8)
Pixita del Prado Hill
Keli Garas-York
PART 1 THE IMPACT OF MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL PDS PARTNERSHIPS
2 A Framework for Collaborative Research with PDS: Using Kagan Cooperative Learning Structures to Meet All Students' Needs
9(8)
Tim Zgliczynski
Larry Maheady
Patricia D. George
3 Strengthening Community Relationships with a Symbiotic PDS Partnership
17(8)
Christopher Shively
Jill Clark
4 A Partnership Response to the Substitute Teaching Shortage
25(10)
James Moloney
Sue McMillen
Matthew Jay Hahn
PART 2 THE IMPACT OF INTERDISCIPLINARY PDS PARTNERSHIPS
5 Collaborative Curriculum Development to Prepare Candidates Certified in Both General and Special Education
35(6)
Lisa A. Rafferty
Angela L. Patti
David Henry
6 Using Co-Teaching to Develop 21" Century Literacies in Secondary Teachers
41(6)
Sue McMillen
Pixita del Prado Hill
7 Interdisciplinary Cohorts for Secondary Teacher Preparation
47(6)
Sue McMillen
Jodelle S. W. Magner
8 Implementing a Peer Teaching Model to Develop Professional Skills for Working with Young Children at Diverse PDS Sites
53(6)
Pamela Schuetze
Kathy R. Doody
9 Transdisciplinary Collaborations: Relying on Colleagues with Various Expertise to Benefit Teaching Pedagogy and the Student Experience
59(10)
Katrina Fulcher
Pamela Schuetze
Kathy R. Doody
PART 3 THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL PDS PARTNERSHIPS
10 Singing Their Way Through Teaching English: Experiences of Teacher Candidates at an Italian Elementary School
69(8)
Kerry B. Renzoni
Maria Ceprano
Mary Shea
11 A Multicultural Journey Through Literature: The Chilean Experience
77(12)
Emilio Araya
Rosa Delicio
Miqueias Rodrigues
Lorena Soto
PART 4 THE IMPACT OF VIRTUAL PDS PARTNERSHIPS
12 A Virtual School-University Partnership: IPDS Honduras
89(6)
Sue McMillen
Beth McMillen
13 Technology-Based Simulation to Prepare Special Education Teachers
95(6)
Dennis Garland
Krista Vince Garland
14 The Global Literacy Channel: Teaching Readers and Writers around the Globe
101(8)
Patricia D. George
Rachel Nati
PART 5 THE IMPACT OF SERVICE-LEARNING PDS PARTNERSHIPS
15 Family Fun Night: An Event for Children, Families, and Teacher Candidates
109(6)
Kathy R. Doody
Patricia D. George
16 The Relationship Between Service-Learning and Field Experience in the Context of PDS
115(6)
Julie Henry
Renee Carr
17 PDS, Families, and STREAM: Oh My!
121(8)
Dianne McCarthy
Elizabeth Eden
PART 6 THE IMPACT OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PDS PARTNERSHIPS
18 Growing Our Own in Buffalo Through the Urban Teacher Academy
129(6)
Kathy L. Wood
William Keresztes
19 Structures that Promote Self-Confidence in PDS Undergraduate Student Representatives
135(6)
Sherri Weber
Daniel Klein
20 Building a Better Math Teacher: Community Learning in a PDS
141(8)
David C. Wilson
Jessica N. McGill
21 PDS and a School District Partner Develop Leadership Together
149(10)
Thomas McCully
Gretchen Cercone
22 Conclusion: How PDS Partnerships Make Meaningful Impact Possible
159(10)
Pixita del Prado Hill
Larry Maheady
Julie Henry
Keli Garas-York
Biographies 169