Dr. Shelby Boehm
Fridays 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
By appointment (please email)
- About
- Education
Biography
Dr. Shelby Boehm is an Assistant Professor of English Education in the Department of English. Her research examines justice-oriented pedagogies in English language arts in the context of K-12 schooling and higher education. Her recent publications have appeared in English Leadership Quarterly, English Journal, Voices from the Middle, ALAN Review, and Journal of Literacy Research. At ISU, she teaches courses on secondary teaching methods and critical issues in English education. Prior to this faculty role, she taught high school English in Florida.
Current Courses
395.001Critical Conversations in the Teaching of English
435.001Critical Conversations in the Teaching of English
395.001Honors Thesis: English
500.001Independent Study
297.001Teaching and Diverse Writers
395.001Critical Conversations in the Teaching of English
435.001Critical Conversations in the Teaching of English
299.002Independent Honor Study
297.001Teaching and Diverse Writers
Teaching Interests & Areas
secondary methods, critical issues in ELA and English education, young adult literature
Research Interests & Areas
justice-oriented pedagogies, teaching and learning about sociopolitical topics, humanizing education, critical literacy, teacher identity, young adult literature, qualitative methods