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    Beyond Traditional: A Guide for Equitable and Responsive Mathematics Curriculum
    (Midwest and Plains Equity Assistance Center, 2022-09) Morton, Crystal
    When asked about school mathematics, students rarely describe it as meaningful or relevant. Research shows that students are more engaged when they are challenged to think critically, and can connect the content to their lived experiences. This "Equity Tool" is designed to assist educators in reviewing curricula to determine if it supports equitable and responsive mathematics learning experiences. Additionally, this tool can also serve as a starting point for curriculum development.
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    Lessons learned from a community math project: Ethnomathematical games & opportunities for teacher leadership
    (North American Study Group on Ethnomathematics, 2013) Yow, Jan A.; Morton, Crystal Hill; Cook, Daniella
    Minority Access to Revolutionary Instructional Extensions (MATRIX) is a two-part supplemental elementary mathematics curriculum based on six games coupled with a focus on parental involvement and advocacy. One curricular goal incorporates student’s culture into its design to show mathematics comes from many cultures and is an evolving discipline in which students can be active participants. The article data comes from a larger pilot study conducted in a rural African American community. This article speaks specifically about the ethnomathematical games in the curriculum in addition to discussing the “lessons learned” by the researchers for the opportunity for teachers to be leaders in incorporating community cultures into classroom practice
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