Lesson Study

Social justice

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Teaching and Learning

Teaching and Learning

Social Justice

Coherence

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Reading the world with mathematics...

• to use math to understand relations of power, resource inequities, and disparate opportunities between different social groups and to understand explicit discrimination based on race, class, gender, and other differences...

Writing the world with mathematics...

• use mathematics to change the world, to see oneself capable of making change, develop a sense of social agency...

Developing positive cultural and social identities.

• enhance students' cultural competence to maintain their cultural integrity while succeeding academically; keeping one's culture included learning to "read the world without losing sight of their cultural community as a source of knowing, understanding, and taking actions.

Assessment of higher-order cognitive skills

High-fidelity assessment of critical abilities

Assessments that are internationally benchmarked

Use of items that are instructionally sensitive

Assessments that are valid, reliable and fair

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