Mathematics teaching and learning: Equality ≠ equity

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This chapter explores the idea of making mathematics learning accessible to all students. Five sections present these topics: (1) Commitment in mathematics education community to equity and accessibility are shared; (2) Historical threads that create the characteristics of mathematics education around issues of diversity and social justice are presented; (3) A framework for the pragmatic understanding of diversity within the classroom is proposed; (4) Eight productive beliefs about equity in the teaching and learning of mathematics are introduced; (5) Strategies and practices are suggested as ways of incorporating the productive beliefs into classroom practices.

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Ross, V., Guerrero, S., & Fenton, E. (2016). Mathematics teaching and learning: Equality ≠ equity. In Social Justice Instruction: Empowerment on the Chalkboard (pp. 185–198). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-12349-3_17

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