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Session Type: Symposium
Through a participatory dialogue on equitable mathematics teaching practices, this session includes four Collaborative Action Research (CAR) projects co-developed by Mathematics Teachers and Mathematics Teacher Educators with the purpose of supporting student voice and perspectives during mathematics teaching and learning. Challenges and affordances of these approaches are presented in posters by participants in each team. After a description of CAR and allywork, each CAR team will share with the audience their project through an interactive gallery walk. During interactions in the walk, the audience will be invited to collect evidence of allywork in the CAR projects. Following a panel of CAR research teachers sharing their project insights, the audience will debrief and share their findings on allywork of CAR projects.
Collaborative Action Research on Mathematics and Movement - Beth A. Herbel-Eisenmann, Michigan State University; Mary Q. Foote, Research Foundation, CUNY; Shelli Burkhardt, Flint Community Schools
Collaborative Action Research: Complex Instruction and Student Participation - Victoria M. Hand, University of Colorado - Boulder; Brent Jackson, Michigan State University; Carla Roberts-Caudle, Flint Public Schools
Collaborative Action Research: Perspectives on Student Engagement - Sunghwan Byun, Michigan State University; Joel Amidon, The University of Mississippi; Kim Hatfield
Collaborative Action Research: Shifting Focus From Pet Care to Student Collaborative Mathematical Thinking About Pets - Carlos Alfonso LopezLeiva, University of New Mexico; Jo-K Boegner, Flint Public Schools; Molade Osibodu, Michigan State University; Ashley Danielle Scroggins, University of Colorado - Boulder; Courtney Koestler, Ohio University