Translating Words, Creating Worlds
Editat de Jie Park, Mark Hauberen Limba Engleză Paperback – 7 aug 2026
Across diverse K–12 settings, students engage with poems from around the world—written in languages such as Vietnamese, Spanish, and Albanian—and work together to translate them into English. Specifically, they first work in pairs to create a "Phrase-by-Phrase" translation, akin to a rough draft. Then, in groups of four, students meld and refine their drafts, developing a "Make it Flow" translation that the entire group agrees to. Through discussion, interpretation, performance, and revision, students do far more than learn vocabulary or grammar: they analyze meaning, wrestle with complex social and political themes, and develop sophisticated literacy practices rooted in authentic communication.
Written by classroom teachers, school leaders, and literacy practitioners, Translating Words, Creating Worlds offers vivid, real-world examples of PIO in action across elementary, middle, and high school classrooms. The book provides practical, accessible strategies for educators seeking to create culturally sustaining, language-rich learning environments that honor and leverage students' linguistic and cultural assets.
At a moment when educators are searching for meaningful ways to support multilingual learners and foster inclusive classrooms, this volume delivers both inspiration and actionable pedagogy. Readers will discover how collaborative poetry translation can deepen students' engagement with language, strengthen critical thinking, and cultivate empathy, dialogue, and intellectual curiosity.
An essential resource for teachers, teacher educators, and TESOL/ESL professionals, Translating Words, Creating Worlds is ideal for courses in second language acquisition, literacy, multilingual education, and culturally responsive teaching.
Perfect for courses such as: Literacy Education; Methods in ELA/Humanities; Educating Multilingual Children and Youth; Foundations of Bilingual Education; Bilingual Education Theory and Practices; Curriculum and Lesson Planning (Middle/Secondary and/or Elementary); Culture, Language, and Education
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781975508005
ISBN-10: 1975508009
Pagini: 175
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Myers Education Press
ISBN-10: 1975508009
Pagini: 175
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Editura: Myers Education Press
Notă biografică
Jie Park is an Associate Professor of Education and director of the Community, Youth, and Education Studies program at Clark University. A former high school teacher, she uses community-engaged, participatory methodologies to conduct collaborative research with teachers and multilingual youth. She is a recipient of the prestigious Spencer Foundation/National Academy of Education Postdoctoral Fellowship Award, and the Fulbright Scholar Award. Her work has been published in Anthropology and Education Quarterly, the Journal of Adolescent and Adult Literacy, English Education, and the International Journal of Multicultural Education. She is also the author of Educating Emergent Bilingual Youth in High School: The Promise of Critical Language Pedagogy (2023), and co-editor of Towards a Community of Antiracist Praxis in Higher Education (2025).
Mark Hauber is the Program Director of the Center for the Art of Translation's education program, Poetry Inside Out. He was the 2025 short term fellow at the University of Iowa's Center for Translation & Global Literacy and is a faculty member of the Center's Summer Institute.
Mark Hauber is the Program Director of the Center for the Art of Translation's education program, Poetry Inside Out. He was the 2025 short term fellow at the University of Iowa's Center for Translation & Global Literacy and is a faculty member of the Center's Summer Institute.
Cuprins
Acknowledgments
Foreword
Chapter One
Poetry Inside Out as Critical Literacy and Translanguaging Pedagogy
Jie Y. Park
Chapter Two
Pedagogical Considerations: Frequently Asked Questions about PIO
Jie Y. Park and Mark Hauber
Chapter Three
Mapping Creative Inquiry: Accordion Books and the PIO Teaching Fellowship
Todd Elkin
Chapter Four
The "People in the Room": The Heart of PIO and Language Education
Lisa Wong
Chapter Five
Cultivating Metalinguistic Awareness and Creativity: Poetry Inside Out in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Elementary School
Janel Janiczek Smith and Robyn Ovrick
Chapter Six
Translation as Creative Resistance: Reframing Middle School English Language Arts through Multilingual Pedagogy
Yaxha Ruvein
Chapter Seven
Bringing Democratic Principles to Action: Cultivating Voice and Agency
Lori Simpson
Chapter Eight
"Cracking the Code": Building Methods of Assessing Student Learning in PIO
Susan Minnicks
Chapter Nine
Learning from Productive Struggle: A New Teacher's Reflections from "Translating" a Translanguaging Curriculum
Carmela Martinez
Chapter Ten
Teachers as Transformative Intellectuals: Teacher Praxis and the PIO Fellowship
Jie Y. Park
Afterword
About the Authors
Index
NOTE: Table of Contents subject to change up until publication date.
Foreword
Chapter One
Poetry Inside Out as Critical Literacy and Translanguaging Pedagogy
Jie Y. Park
Chapter Two
Pedagogical Considerations: Frequently Asked Questions about PIO
Jie Y. Park and Mark Hauber
Chapter Three
Mapping Creative Inquiry: Accordion Books and the PIO Teaching Fellowship
Todd Elkin
Chapter Four
The "People in the Room": The Heart of PIO and Language Education
Lisa Wong
Chapter Five
Cultivating Metalinguistic Awareness and Creativity: Poetry Inside Out in a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Elementary School
Janel Janiczek Smith and Robyn Ovrick
Chapter Six
Translation as Creative Resistance: Reframing Middle School English Language Arts through Multilingual Pedagogy
Yaxha Ruvein
Chapter Seven
Bringing Democratic Principles to Action: Cultivating Voice and Agency
Lori Simpson
Chapter Eight
"Cracking the Code": Building Methods of Assessing Student Learning in PIO
Susan Minnicks
Chapter Nine
Learning from Productive Struggle: A New Teacher's Reflections from "Translating" a Translanguaging Curriculum
Carmela Martinez
Chapter Ten
Teachers as Transformative Intellectuals: Teacher Praxis and the PIO Fellowship
Jie Y. Park
Afterword
About the Authors
Index
NOTE: Table of Contents subject to change up until publication date.