Liz Chase

Dr. Chase is an Associate Professor in the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and the Founding Director of the Residency and Internship for St. John's Educators (RAISE) program, an extended clinical practice program for teacher candidates. Dr. Chase's research interests include teaching for social justice, gender and youth studies in education, and content knowledge within teacher education. Her work has appeared in numerous journals including Educational Studies: The Journal of the American Educational Studies Association, Educational Review, Discourse: Cultural Studies in the Politics of Education, and the International Journal of Leadership in Education. In November 2018, she received the Best Paper award from Educational Studies for her article: "Time, Third Space, and Counternarratives of Achievement for Young Mothers in High school."(1) Gender and Youth Studies in Education; (2) Critical Perspectives in Education; (3) Teaching for Social Justice; (4) Pre-service Teacher Education(1) Gender and Youth Studies in Education; (2) Critical Perspectives in Education; (3) Teaching for Social Justice; (4) Pre-service Teacher Education

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