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Session Type: Symposium
The Teaching for Robust Understanding (TRU) framework is a comprehensive framework that supports teacher noticing of (attending to, interpreting, and responding to) important aspects of mathematics classroom activity. In addition to mathematical dimensions that align with the early teacher noticing literature, the TRU framework places equity issues of access to content and student development of agency, ownership and identity at the heart of the powerful student experience.
The five papers represent research programs from universities across the country and partnerships with two major urban school districts. Each paper investigates how the TRU framework supports teacher noticing for equity in a particular social context, as well as what has been learned from local partnerships that suggests directions for improving TRU.
Shifting the Culture of Teaching Through a Focus on Agency, Authority, and Identity - Nicole Louie, The University of Texas - El Paso
Teaching for Robust Understanding Framework and Lesson Study (TRU-LS) Beyond Four Walls: Teacher Noticing of How Socially Constructed Mathematics Narratives Leak Into Classrooms - Angela Dosalmas, Mills College; Kevin Lai, Mills College; Catherine C. Lewis, Mills College
EQUIP-ing Teachers to Address Issues of Classroom Equity - Daniel Reinholz, San Diego State University; Niral Shah, Michigan State University
A TRU Story: Integration of Mathematical and Social Practices in One Teacher's Learning Trajectory - Alyssa Manogue Dray Sayavedra, Merritt College; Kimberly Seashore, San Francisco State University