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Session Type: Paper Session
A persistent question in mathematics education is how to make mathematics more relevant to a range of learners, but particularly those who are minoritized. This set of papers examines culturally relevant and responsive mathematics that utilizes social justice lessons, TikTok, personalized and interest-based learning, and math walks. A math relevance scale is theorized.
Creating Social Justice Mathematics Lessons in Early Childhood Teacher Education Anchored in Anti-Bias Children's Literature - Bailey A. Kaufman, Fordham University; Alesia Mickle Moldavan, Georgia Southern University
Developing a Mathematics Relevance Scale: Measuring Black and Latinx Students' Perceptions of Their Learning Experiences - Monique Apollon Williams, Howard University
Examining MathTok as a Space for Learning - Morgan Love Mitchell, University of Houston; Sarah E. Jerasa, Clemson University
How Depth of Interest Is Related to Personalized Learning in Mathematics - Candace A. Walkington, Southern Methodist University; Taylor Darwin, Texas Tech University; Matthew L. Bernacki, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Christina Hollander-Blackmon, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill; Meghan J. Greene, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Learning When Creating Student-Centered Math Walks - Saki L. Milton, Southern Methodist University; Marc Sager, Southern Methodist University; Candace A. Walkington, Southern Methodist University; Anthony J. Petrosino, Southern Methodist University; Koshi Dhingra, talkSTEM