*National Council of Teachers of English Assembly for Research Conference*

Time and Space in Literacy Research: Revisiting Context

February 18th-20th, 2011 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI

Co-sponsored by the University of Wisconsin, Madison • Co-chairs: Catherine
Compton-Lilly, Mariana Pacheco, and Erica Halverson

 The 2011 conference theme focuses on crossing borders with an emphasis on
emerging conceptualizations of how time and space affect and inform literacy
education and research. Attention to time and space has emerged out of
recent investigations that have recognized the ways time and space operate
as contextual factors that affect the lives of students, educators, family
members, and researchers. These insights have contributed to questions
related to history, identity, longitudinal methodologies, in-school and
out-of-school literacies, and local/global literacies, as well as a range of
other issues. The conference theme aims to address current practical,
theoretical, methodological issues related to time and space in literacy
research. Our keynote speakers will speak to the affordances and challenges
of various conceptions of time and space.

 We welcome proposals that describe literacy researchers’ conceptualizations
of time and space as well as insights and challenges gained through specific
studies, explorations of emerging theories, and considerations of practical
and ethical research dilemmas.

 Proposals (no more than 2 single-spaced pages) should address the
following: session title, 200 word abstract, the research question(s),
methodology, findings/issues/questions for discussion, and how the research
will contribute to the conference conversation. If your paper is a
conceptual/theoretical one, please describe your theoretical framework and
argument and tell how it will contribute to the conference conversation. We
strongly encourage the participation of classroom teachers and graduate
students, so if you are currently a classroom teacher or graduate student,
please indicate so in your proposal.

 The following information must also be included in your proposal:

 * Presenter name(s) and affiliation(s)

* Presenter address(es)

* Phone number(s)

* Email address(es)

 NCTEAR presentations are considered round table presentations. Please
indicate if you will be bringing your own LCD projector to the conference.
We cannot provide LCD projectors. Please also indicate any special needs you
may have. We can't promise that we will be able to meet all your needs, but
we will do our best.

 Please send all proposals to [email protected]. Please include
“NCTEAR Proposal” as the subject line. *The deadline for submission of
proposals is September 30, 2010.*
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