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Cindy O'Donnell-Allen Associate
Professor. B.S., Secondary Language Arts Education, University
of Oklahoma; M.S., Instructional Leadership & Academic
Curriculum, emphasis: English Education, University of
Oklahoma; Ph.D., Instructional Leadership & Academic
Curriculum, emphasis: English Education, University of
Oklahoma.
A former AERA/Spencer Fellow and high school
English teacher, Professor O'Donnell-Allen teaches courses
in literacy, composition, pedagogy and adolescents' literature.
Her research explores the ways in which discursive practices
serve as tools for collaborative knowledge construction in
learning communities. She has published articles and chapters
on adolescents' literary meaning construction in multimedia
interpretive texts; the influence of nested contexts on students'
engagement with literature; the relationships among gender,
language, and power in school; and the role of relational
frameworks in collaborative learning. Her current research
projects include a three-year longitudinal study on the development
of a teacher research group into a discourse community and
a study of the ways preservice English teachers voluntarily
access and construct narratives in the process of learning
to teach.
Phone: 970 491 5161
Email Address: Cindy.Odonnell-allen@colostate.edu
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