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The Preservice Year: Uptake of Reform-Oriented Practice and Teacher Reflection (Poster 20)

Sun, April 14, 11:25am to 12:55pm, Pennsylvania Convention Center, Floor: Level 200, Exhibit Hall A

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Results presented draw from weekly teaching journals, videos and lessons of student teaching and a semi-structured interview from three distinct preservice mathematics teachers, considers the interplay of mathematical identity, locus of control and reflective practice. I discuss the shift preservice teachers underwent as they transitioned into the figured world of teacher education. Exploring the identity and agency of preservice mathematics teachers proved to be fruitful in understanding their growth through the credential program and into their first year of teaching. Guided reflection provided space for participants to tease apart their learning and examine ways to improve upon their practice.

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