promoting high-quality mathematics in grades 6-8 /
edited by Anthony Fernandes, University of North Carolina Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina, Sandra Crespo, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, Marta Civil, the University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
Reston, VA :
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics,
[2017]
viii, 156 pages :
illustrations (some color) ;
26 cm
Includes bibliographical references.
Shifting students' beliefs about competence by integrating mathematics strengths into tasks and participation norms -- Quality of instruction in linguistically diverse classrooms : it matters! -- Adapting instruction to meet the access and equity principle : using word problems to support academic literacy in mathematics for English learners -- Supporting powerful discourse through collaborations and action research -- Focusing on challenges and resolutions : analyzing and revising lessons for access and equity -- Teaching and learning number systems for computational thinking : underrepresented students accessing high-quality STEM practices -- Mathematical modeling : creating opportunities for participation in mathematics -- Latinas, their parents, and mathematics schooling : nurturing relationships with families and their communities -- "It will help me do better in mathematics" : building trusting relationships with Black students -- Mindsets and practices : shifting to an equity-centered paradigm.
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Access and equity.
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Access & equity :
promoting high-quality mathematics, grades 6-8
Curriculum planning.
Effective teaching.
Mathematics-- Study and teaching (Middle school)-- United States.