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Alyssa Hadley Dunn, Ph.D.
Alyssa Hadley Dunn, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, Director of Teacher Education, University of
Verified email at uconn.edu
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“For millions of people, this is real trauma”: A pedagogy of political trauma in the wake of the 2016 US Presidential election
B Sondel, HC Baggett, AH Dunn
Teaching and Teacher Education 70, 175-185, 2018
1392018
“Who do these people want teaching their children?” White saviorism, colorblind racism, and anti-blackness in “no excuses” charter schools
B Sondel, K Kretchmar, A Hadley Dunn
Urban Education 57 (9), 1621-1650, 2022
1322022
Reconsidering the local after a transformative global experience: A comparison of two study abroad programs for preservice teachers
AH Dunn, EK Dotson, SB Cross, J Kesner, B Lundahl
Action in Teacher Education 36 (4), 283-304, 2014
1102014
“I don’t want to come off as pushing an agenda”: How contexts shaped teachers’ pedagogy in the days after the 2016 US presidential election
AH Dunn, B Sondel, HC Baggett
American Educational Research Journal 56 (2), 444-476, 2019
1002019
Leaving a profession after it's left you: Teachers’ public resignation letters as resistance amidst neoliberalism
AH Dunn
Teachers College Record 120 (9), 1-34, 2018
982018
“You won't believe what they said in class today”: Professors’ reflections on student resistance in multicultural education courses
AH Dunn, EK Dotson, JC Ford, MA Roberts
Multicultural Perspectives 16 (2), 93-98, 2014
712014
Activism through attrition?: An exploration of viral resignation letters and the teachers who wrote them
AH Dunn, S Farver, A Guenther, LJ Wexler
Teaching and Teacher Education 64, 280-290, 2017
652017
Global village versus culture shock: The recruitment and preparation of foreign teachers for US urban schools
AH Dunn
Urban Education 46 (6), 1379-1410, 2011
652011
Teachers without borders?: The hidden consequences of international teachers in US schools
AH Dunn
Teachers College Press, 2013
562013
The courage to leave: Wrestling with the decision to leave teaching in uncertain times
AH Dunn
The Urban Review 47, 84-103, 2015
512015
Teach for America and the Political Spectacle of Recruiting the" Best and the Brightest"
KM Kavanagh, AH Dunn
Critical Education 4 (11), 2013
492013
Beyond “tinkering” enacting the imperative for change in teacher education in a climate of standards and accountability
G Richmond, T Bartell, AH Dunn
Journal of Teacher Education 67 (2), 102-104, 2016
422016
Betting the house: Teacher investment, identity, and attrition in urban schools
AH Dunn, CA Downey
Education and Urban Society 50 (3), 207-229, 2018
412018
With regret: The genre of teachers’ public resignation letters
AH Dunn, M Deroo, J VanDerHeide
Linguistics and Education 38, 33-43, 2017
372017
Urban teaching in America: Theory, research, and practice in K-12 classrooms
AJ Stairs, KA Donnell, AH Dunn
Sage, 2012
322012
Whiteness as a dissonant state: Exploring one white male student teacher’s experiences in urban contexts
S Behm Cross, N Tosmur-Bayazit, AH Dunn
Journal of Teacher Education 70 (4), 306-318, 2019
302019
“A vicious cycle of disempowerment”: The relationship between teacher morale, pedagogy, and agency in an urban high school
AH Dunn
Teachers College Record 122 (1), 1-40, 2020
272020
" It's Dangerous to Be a Scholar-Activist These Days": Becoming a Teacher Educator amidst the Hydra of Teacher Education.
AH Dunn
Teacher Education Quarterly 43 (4), 3-29, 2016
252016
“I Didn't Know of a Better Way to Prepare to Teach”: A Case Study of Paired Student Teaching Abroad
SB Cross, AH Dunn
Teacher Education Quarterly 43 (1), 71-90, 2016
252016
The intersections of selves and policies: A poetic inquiry into the hydra of teacher education
SB Cross, AH Dunn, EK Dotson
Education Policy Analysis Archives 26, 29-29, 2018
242018
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