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STRONG IS THE SILENCE: CHALLENGING SYSTEMS OF PRIVILEGE AND OPPRESSION IN MATHEMATICS TEACHER EDUCATION Tonya Bartell, Kristen Bieda, M. Lynn Breyfogle, Sandra Crespo, Higinio Dominguez, Corey Drake, and Beth Herbel-Eise
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Document Date: 2013-02-13 07:23:18


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Stateline (Lake Tahoe) NV / Teachers College Press / State University of New York Press / Gregerson S. A. / Falmer Press / Thomson Learning Inc. / Harvard University Press / Mathematical Sciences / Macmillan / /

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United States / /

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University of Nevada / Brookings Institute / /

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broader systems / literature systems / equitable systems / /

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Michigan State University / Harvard University / North American Chapter of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education / American Mathematical Society / Teachers College / Harvard / University of Nevada / Reno / National Center for Education Information / Mathematical Association of America / Conference Board of Mathematical Sciences / Brookings Institute / Pew Hispanic Center / Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators / Michigan State University’s office of Inclusion / State University of New York / /

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Kristen Bieda / M. Lynn Breyfogle / Higinio Dominguez / Paulo Freire / Lawrence Erlbaum / Beth Herbel-Eisenmann / Sandra Crespo / Corey Drake / /

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Author / teacher / prospective teacher / White teacher / MATHEMATICS TEACHER / teacher education / full-time teacher / Educational Researcher / /

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Nevada / /

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The High School Journal / New York Press / Harvard Educational Review / /

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