John Pascarella III
- Professor of Clinical Education at USC Rossier School of Education and Chief Academic Officer of USC Race and Equity Center
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Expertise Summary
Expert in teacher education reform, racial equity, and digital media literacy.
Expertise
- Teacher education
- Education reform
- Digital media literacy
- Critical Pedagogy
- Racial equity
- Urban Education
- Digital Media Literacy
- Secondary English Language Arts & Literature Education
- Secondary Literacy
- HIV and AIDS Prevention Education
- Social Science Qualitative Research Methods
Additional Information
- Received $250,000 from the Bill and Melinda Foundation to provide racial equity professional learning series for California Teacher Educators.
- Appeared on Dr. Phil television show as K-12 racial equity expert.
- Appeared on Ethical Schools podcast as K-12 racial equity expert.
- Leads the academic development of professional learning and organizational change racial equity leadership academies for K-12 leaders that focus on combatting institutional, structural, systemic, cultural, and individual racism in K-12 schools
- Taught English Language Arts and Literature in urban New Jersey high schools
- Served as an Adjunct Professor of Education at Montclair State University
- Served as a Course Lecturer of Education at McGill University
- Served as Visiting Researcher at the University of KwaZulu-Natal
- Earned a Ph.D. in Culture and Values in Education from McGill University
- Earned M.A. in Teaching from Montclair State University
- Earned B.A. in English Literature and African American Studies from the University of Central Florida
- Received $110,000 from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to study the use of video-based teacher performance assessments