Abstract
ABSTRACT This qualitative study documented the way in which a social studies teacher co- created language space with emergent bilingual youth. Drawing from qualitative approaches, we collected data from a teacher interview (s), classroom observations and student artifacts to chronicle the way in which a secondary social studies teacher enacted translanguaging pedagogy to expand on students’ understandings of their own civicness. We employed a translanguaging theoretical lens to examine the manner in which one teacher taught civic education and present pedagogical practices of teacher translanguaging used intentionally to advance students’ language development. Findings from this study suggest that community resources and belonging used within translanguaging pedagogy broaden students’ knowledge of their own civic identities, agency, and membership.
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