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Session Type: Paper Session
This session includes papers that speak to teachers learning together to notice and interpret students' mathematical thinking in responsive ways. Shifts in discourse practices in teaching is also explored in the context of Korean education. Two papers explore teachers' mathematical reasoning and how they interpret acts of reasoning of their students.
Change in Mathematics Teaching and Learning Lexicon Through the COVID-19 Era: A Text Mining Approach - Hee-Jeong Kim, Korea University; Gima Lee, Korea University
Facilitating Collaborative Discussions Around Video Artifacts of Mathematics Teaching - Caroline Brayer Ebby, University of Pennsylvania; Brittany Hess, University of Pennsylvania; Lizzy Pecora, University of Pennsylvania
Fostering the Development of Responsive Teaching Practices Through Online Inquiry Groups for Novice Teachers - Lara Condon, University of Pennsylvania; Janine Remillard, University of Pennsylvania; Caroline Brayer Ebby, University of Pennsylvania; Nicole Mittenfelner Carl, University of Pennsylvania; Brittany Hess, University of Pennsylvania; Jennifer L. Valerio, University of Pennsylvania; Gretel Tassah
Investigating the Meaningfulness of the Characterization of Teachers' Proportional Reasoning Level - John Ezaki, University of Southern California; Yasemin Copur-Gencturk, University of Southern California
Interpreting Acts of Spatial Reasoning With Young Children - Jennifer S. Thom, University of Victoria; Josh Markle, University of Alberta