To explore directions in and issues of language and discourse practices literacy, learning processes, and social contexts through studies grounded in sociocultural, constructivist and constructionist perspectives.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are meant to bring people with similar interests together in AERA in a setting that is less overwhelming and less anonymous than AERA at large. If your interests align with ours, consider making LSP one of your "homes" in AERA.
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*Please join the members of the Language and Social Processes SIG for our annual business meeting. This will be a time to reconnect, honor the awardees, meet the new officers, relax and have some fun. When: Sat 4/10 5:15 - 7:15pm EST
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Upcoming Webinar! LSP SIG members please join us for the upcoming webinar:
2020 LSP SIG Awardees
We hope that you can join us in congratulating them at the Language and Social Processes SIG Business Meeting on Monday April 20th 6:15-8:15pm (Moscone Center, South Building, Level Two, Room 204). Please also be on the lookout for our 2020 Newsletter in which more details about their scholarship will be featured!
Upcoming Events
Look for us at AERA 2020
Upcoming Webinar!
In coordination with the SLR SIG, we have hosted several webinars throughout the year. Access resources from past webinars below.
What? Amplifying Marginalized Voices: Advancing Equitable Language and Literacy Scholarship and Teaching
When? Feb. 3rd from 2-3 p.m. EST
Leading our conversation will be Drs. Lucía Cárdenas Curiel (Assistant Professor, Michigan State University), Amanda Kibler (Associate Professor, Oregon State University), Deborah Palmer (Professor, University of Colorado, Boulder), and Gail L. Prasad (Assistant Professor, York University). The webinar will also feature a live Q&A session. Register below by Thursday, January 30 by following this link. We will compile registrants' submitted to share with panelists in advance of the webinar.
Finding My Scholarly Home: How to Navigate AERA 2019 (March 2019) - This webinar featured Amanda Deliman (Indiana University, Bloomington), Laura Kennedy (Michigan State University), Christina Ponzio (Michigan State University), and Zhongfeng Tian (Boston College). You can access all resources from the webinar in this Google Drive folder.
From Candidate to Faculty: Entering the Academic Job Market (January 2019) - This webinar featured Drs. Michiko Hikida (Ohio State University), Alexandra Panos (University of Nebraska at Omaha), and Carrie Symons (Michigan State University). You can access all resources from the webinar in this Google Drive folder.
From Conference to Manuscript: Demystifying the Publication Process (October 2018 - This webinar featured Drs. Kate Anderson (Arizona State University), Cassie J. Brownell (University of Toronto), and Peter De Costa (Michigan State University). Follow the links here to access the agenda and notes, slideshow, and videorecording. (Note: Due to technical difficulties, the first few minutes of the webinar were not recorded.)
Demystifying Proposal Writing for AERA 2019 (July 2018 - This webinar featured Drs. Diana Arya (University of California, Santa Barbara) and Luis E. Poza (University of Colorado Denver). Follow the links here to access the agenda and notes, slideshow, and videorecording.