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Mathematics classroom observational systems included in this symposium operationalize observable behaviors that promote equity and access for under-served students, including students of color, students for whom English is not their first language, and female students. The tools highlight how teachers can incorporate practices that promote sensemaking, which allows students to make meaning of tasks and participate mathematically and socially in classrooms. The papers in this symposium describe tools and findings related to opportunities to support teachers in implementing practices that center on equity. Specifically, teachers benefit from support in providing rationales, incorporating student thinking into the lesson, and involving students in discussion beyond superficial contributions. This symposium identifies evidence that emerges when researchers use observational systems centered on equity.
Instructional Practices That Support Equity and Access in Mathematics Classrooms: A Descriptive Analysis - Anne Garrison Wilhelm, Washington State University; Elizabeth L. Adams, American Institutes for Research; Jonee Wilson, University of Virginia; Anna Thorp, North Carolina State University; Tiffini Pruitt-Britton, Southern Methodist University; Natalia Yanez Castillo, North Carolina State University; Danielle Moloney, North Carolina State University
Connecting Teaching Routines and Access to Learning Opportunities Using an Observational Tool - Kathleen Melhuish, Texas State University; Sharon Kay Strickland, Texas State University-San Marcos; Elizabeth Wrightsman, Texas State University; Amanda T. Sugimoto, Portland State University; Eva Thanheiser, Portland State University; Brittney Ellis
Equipping Instructors for Data-Driven Instructional Change - Amelia Stone-Johnstone, California State University - Fullerton; Daniel Reinholz, San Diego State University