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ScholarOne - Understanding the Impact of “Divisive” Education Legislation on Justice-Oriented Educators in Iowa: A Critical Epistemic Policy Analysis
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posted on 2023-08-30, 13:17 authored by Gabriel RodriguezGabriel Rodriguez, Sarah Chase, Nicolas Tanchuk, Nancy GebhartThis interview-based study examines how justice-oriented K-12 administrators and teachers in Iowa make sense of the recent state-level education policy, H.F. 802. Synthesizing literature on Critical Policy Analysis and epistemic justice, we introduce Critical Epistemic Policy Analysis to understand the micro-level impact of divisive education legislation on efforts to create just and inclusive schools. Findings highlight a sociopolitical terrain with ambivalent and shallow equity commitments, deteriorating support for equity work in schools, and a need to grapple with questions of divisiveness and solidarity in justice-oriented educational activism.
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grodrig2@illinois.eduLead author country
- United States
Lead author institution
University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignHuman Participants
- Yes
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Human participants were part of this study and we obtained verbal consent when recruiting participants.Terms agreed
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