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Between politics and equations: Teaching critical mathematics in a remedial secondary classroom
A Brantlinger
American Educational Research Journal 50 (5), 1050-1080, 2013
1022013
Are we supporting teacher success: Insights from an alternative route mathematics teacher certification program for urban public schools
MQ Foote, A Brantlinger, HN Haydar, B Smith, L Gonzalez
Education and urban society 43 (3), 396-425, 2011
812011
A pluralistic view of critical mathematics
AB Powell, A Brantlinger
Proceedings of the fifth international mathematics education and society …, 2008
602008
Critical mathematics discourse in a high school classroom: Examining patterns of student engagement and resistance
A Brantlinger
Educational Studies in Mathematics 85, 201-220, 2014
592014
Discussing discussion: a video club in the service of math teachers’ National Board preparation
A Brantlinger, MG Sherin, KA Linsenmeier
Teachers and Teaching: theory and practice 17 (1), 5-33, 2011
522011
Alternative teacher certification and the new professionalism: The pre-service preparation of mathematics teachers in the New York City Teaching Fellows program
A Brantlinger, B Smith
Teachers College Record 115 (7), 1-44, 2013
482013
Geometries of inequality: Teaching and researching critical mathematics in a low-income urban high school
AM Brantlinger
Northwestern University, 2007
462007
The geometry of inequality
A Brantlinger
Rethinking mathematics: Teaching social justice by the numbers, 97-100, 2005
432005
Rethinking critical mathematics: A comparative analysis of critical, reform, and traditional geometry instructional texts
A Brantlinger
Educational Studies in Mathematics 78, 395-411, 2011
392011
What mathematics education might learn from the work of well-respected African American mathematics teachers in urban schools
D Chazan, A Brantlinger, LM Clark, AR Edwards
Teachers College Record 115 (2), 1-40, 2013
382013
Maintaining gaps in teacher diversity, preparedness, effectiveness, and retention? A program theory evaluation of mathematics teacher training in the New York City Teaching Fellows
A Brantlinger, AA Grant, J Miller, W Viviani, L Cooley, M Griffin
Educational Policy 36 (6), 1227-1260, 2022
212022
Families, values, and class relations: The politics of alternative certification
A Brantlinger, L Cooley, E Brantlinger
The Routledge international handbook of the sociology of education, 179-189, 2009
152009
Patterns in critical incidents: Understanding teacher retention through career decision making
C Hurst, A Brantlinger
Teaching and Teacher Education 109, 103557, 2022
142022
When am I going to learn to be a mathematics teacher? A case study of a novice New York City Teaching Fellow
M Meagher, A Brantlinger
Journal of Urban Mathematics Education 4 (2), 96–130-96–130, 2011
142011
Tool kit approach to using spreadsheets in secondary mathematics teacher education
S Abramovich, A Brantlinger
Technology and teacher education annual 1, 573-577, 1998
141998
Critical and vocational mathematics: Authentic problems for students from historically marginalized groups
A Brantlinger
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education 53 (2), 154-172, 2022
132022
Entering, staying, shifting, leaving, and sometimes returning: A descriptive analysis of the career trajectories of two cohorts of alternatively certified mathematics teachers
A Brantlinger
Teachers College Record 123 (9), 28-56, 2021
122021
The meritocratic mystique and mathematical mediocrity in hard-to-staff schools: A critique of the best and brightest teacher agenda
A Brantlinger
Urban Education 55 (7), 1076-1104, 2020
122020
Critical mathematics in a secondary setting: Promise and problems
A Brantlinger
Mapping equity and quality in mathematics education, 543-554, 2011
122011
Demography as destiny: Explaining the turnover of alternatively certified mathematics teachers in hard-to-staff schools
AA Grant, AM Brantlinger
Teachers College Record 124 (4), 35-64, 2022
102022
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