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Achinstein, Betty University of California, Santa CruzE-Mail authorBETTY ACHINSTEIN is a researcher at The Center for Educational Research in the Interest of Underserved Students at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Her areas of specialization include: urban schooling to support culturally and linguistically diverse learners; development and retention of teachers of color; and new teacher socialization, mentoring, and induction. She has received an award for distinguished research from the Association of Teacher Educators (with Athanases). Recent publications include: “(Re)labeling Social Status: Promises and Tensions of Developing a College Going Culture for Latina/o Youth in an Urban High School” (with Curry & Ogawa), American Journal of Education; and Change(d) Agents: New Teachers of Color in Urban Schools (with Ogawa), Teachers College Press.
Steven Z. Athanases, Betty Achinstein, Marnie Willis Curry & Rodney T. Ogawa — 2016 This study extends the "college-going culture" literature by providing a bilevel examination of organizational dimensions of efforts at an urban public charter school to promote Latina/o students' college-going. Betty Achinstein — 2012 This chapter features findings from a program of research to develop a knowledge base of equity-focused mentoring, including focusing novices on the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse students, and supporting new teachers of color in urban schools. Mentors need a bilevel and multidomain knowledge base addressing curriculum, learners, contexts, and self. Rather than assume that mentors come ready-made, these findings reveal that mentors need support in developing a complex knowledge base focused explicitly on equity and diversity. Betty Achinstein & Rodney T. Ogawa — 2011 This article examines conditions that support or challenge Latina teachers’ efforts to perform cultural/professional roles as role models, culturally/linguistically responsive teachers, and agents of change for students of color. Findings reveal the following: (a) the teachers’ ability to perform these roles is shaped by the capital and power relations present in the schools where the teachers work, exposing a form of “subtractive schooling” (Valenzuela, 1999) for Latina teachers, and (b) the intersection of the teachers’ personal backgrounds and school contexts resulted in these new teachers of color being change(d) agents—both agents of change and subjected to change by the system in which the teachers work. Betty Achinstein & Julia Aguirre — 2008 Drawing from a 3-year study of 15 new teachers of color in urban high-minority schools, this article examines the complexity of a “cultural match” between teachers and students of color. Findings highlight a new form of practice shock when students of color challenged their teachers’ cultural identifications and reveal how the new teachers of color drew on “emergent multicultural capital” to negotiate challenges in ways that shaped teaching practice. Adele Barrett & Betty Achinstein — 2004 Drawing on a study of 15 mentor-novice pairs and adapting organizational theorists’ perspectives, this article reveals how mentors help new teachers reexamine classroom challenges with diverse learners. The authors describe a reframing process and three ways of viewing classroom relations: managerial, human relations, and political. Steven Z. Athanases & Betty Achinstein — 2003 Drawing on the wisdom of practice of 37 experienced teacher induction leaders and case studies of mentor/new teacher pairs, this study found that mentors can interrupt that tendency among new teachers, focusing them on the learning of individual students, especially those underperforming. Betty Achinstein — 2002 While often considered a dysfunctional aspect of community, conflict, this article argues, reflects a natural and potentially positive part of teacher professional communities. Using case studies, the work explores micropolitical processes among teachers.
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