Presentation
Time:
Capturing Moments in Time: How Multimodal Critical Discourse Analysis Can Be Useful in Educational Research
Date:
10:00 am –
11:30 am
Target Audiences:
This informal and interactive talk for
Texas State educators and their
students introduces participants to
the growing field of critical
discourse studies and its
multimodal approach (aka MCDA). I
will then walk participants through
some of the tools we can use to
analyze images (together with text)
and why we should do this. Finally, I
will use as an example a study on
the visual representation of dual
language education that illustrates
what a critical multimodal analysis
can look like in the field of education
and what it means for teachers and
teacher educators. The presentation
will conclude with a dialogue about
potential work at Texas State and a
chance to ask questions about doing
this kind of work.
Texas State educators and their
students introduces participants to
the growing field of critical
discourse studies and its
multimodal approach (aka MCDA). I
will then walk participants through
some of the tools we can use to
analyze images (together with text)
and why we should do this. Finally, I
will use as an example a study on
the visual representation of dual
language education that illustrates
what a critical multimodal analysis
can look like in the field of education
and what it means for teachers and
teacher educators. The presentation
will conclude with a dialogue about
potential work at Texas State and a
chance to ask questions about doing
this kind of work.