Thirty-five pre-service teachers enrolled in an elementary teacher education program completed a course assignment to understand their knowledge of equity-based mathematics instruction. Results of the study revealed that all the pre-service teachers indicated knowledge of equity- based mathematics; however, many discussed having a limited understanding of implementation in classroom instruction. They expressed limited opportunities to observe and engage in equity- based mathematics instruction during their teacher preparation program. The results suggested that the pre-service teachers did not feel prepared to teach mathematics to diverse students effectively. Thus, a more significant focus needs to be placed on providing pre-service teache...
Describe some teaching approaches that contribute to enhanced learning outcomes for disadvantaged st...
This research is a qualitative case study examining changes in urban Canadian elementary teachers’ c...
Preservice teachers often hold deficit views about the students they will teach and their communitie...
Research clearly identifies equity as a concept that represents social justice and fairness, however...
Prospective teachers must be prepared for their role in providing equitable access for learning high...
Most mathematics teacher educators (MTEs) would agree that teachers must be prepared to provide equi...
Many teachers are inadequately prepared to teach ethnically diverse students. The knowledge that tea...
This book builds on the Teachers Empowered to Advance Change in Mathematics (TEACH Math) project, wh...
Currently, mathematics instruction in U.S. classrooms is far from achieving equity for African Ameri...
Currently, mathematics instruction in U.S. classrooms is far from achieving equity for African Ameri...
International audiencePreparing future teachers to be aware of students' diversity and enabling them...
The purpose of this study is to understand characteristics and outcomes of instructional tasks used ...
This paper examines a particular problem in teacher education: helping prospective elementary teach...
The purpose of this study was to examine preservice teachers' beliefs and experiences in learning ab...
Decades of scholarly work continue to document the marginalization of children from nondominant back...
Describe some teaching approaches that contribute to enhanced learning outcomes for disadvantaged st...
This research is a qualitative case study examining changes in urban Canadian elementary teachers’ c...
Preservice teachers often hold deficit views about the students they will teach and their communitie...
Research clearly identifies equity as a concept that represents social justice and fairness, however...
Prospective teachers must be prepared for their role in providing equitable access for learning high...
Most mathematics teacher educators (MTEs) would agree that teachers must be prepared to provide equi...
Many teachers are inadequately prepared to teach ethnically diverse students. The knowledge that tea...
This book builds on the Teachers Empowered to Advance Change in Mathematics (TEACH Math) project, wh...
Currently, mathematics instruction in U.S. classrooms is far from achieving equity for African Ameri...
Currently, mathematics instruction in U.S. classrooms is far from achieving equity for African Ameri...
International audiencePreparing future teachers to be aware of students' diversity and enabling them...
The purpose of this study is to understand characteristics and outcomes of instructional tasks used ...
This paper examines a particular problem in teacher education: helping prospective elementary teach...
The purpose of this study was to examine preservice teachers' beliefs and experiences in learning ab...
Decades of scholarly work continue to document the marginalization of children from nondominant back...
Describe some teaching approaches that contribute to enhanced learning outcomes for disadvantaged st...
This research is a qualitative case study examining changes in urban Canadian elementary teachers’ c...
Preservice teachers often hold deficit views about the students they will teach and their communitie...