Dr. Christal Gooding Burnett-Sánchez, Ed.D
Dr. Christal Gooding Burnett-Sánchez, Ed.D
Associate ProfessorUrban EducationBiography
My academic and research interests include topics related to the improvement of the educational experiences and opportunities of minoritized individuals. Of particular interest is the educational experiences of bilingual learners and Latinos, and family involvement in education.
Degrees Earned
Columbia University Doctor of Education International Education Development: Bilingual Education and Families and Communities
Stanford University Master of Arts Education: Language Learning and Policy
Carnegie Mellon University Bachelor of Arts Spanish
Courses Taught
EDL 5320 Family, School, & Community Engagement
EDL 5330 School Law & Ethics
MAT 6380 Practicum for Urban Teachers
MAT 6390 Directed Study in Urban Teaching
SOSE 3306 Culture of the Urban School
Experience Qualifications
Teacher educators respond to the social and emotional needs of their students in urban schools. Presentation at the European Education Research Association's ECER Education and Transition Conference-Contributions from Educational Research Conference, Budapest, Hungary.
Transformative learning: Preservice teachers becoming reflective practitioners through the utilization of technology tools. In Janice L. Nath & Irene Chen. (Eds.) Technology in the classroom: For now and the future. Dubuque, IA: Kendall Hunt Publishing Company.
Opening the door to family involvement. New Teacher Advocate, 22(1), 4-5.