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Acknowledgments | |
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Understanding Teaching: Why Is It So Hard? | |
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The Problems in Teaching | |
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Teaching with Problems | |
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Why Teach with Problems? | |
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What I Teach with Problems | |
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A Case of Teaching | |
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An Instance of Teaching Practice | |
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The Big Picture | |
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Zooming In to a Lesson on Rate | |
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Zooming Further In: Teaching Richard, Catherine, and Awad | |
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Changing Focus: Teaching Anthony and Tyrone | |
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Changing Focus Again: Teaching Ellie, Sam, and Yasu | |
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From Narrative to Analysis | |
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Why I Wrote This Book--and How | |
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Isolation Versus Communication | |
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Teaching as Working in Relationships: A Basic Model of Practice | |
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Elaborating the Model: Teaching Across the Year, Across Students, and Across the Curriculum | |
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An Unusual Research Program | |
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Figuring out How to Display the Work of Teaching | |
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Where Do Teaching Problems Arise? | |
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Teaching to Establish a Classroom Culture | |
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Arranging the Physical Environment to Support a Classroom Culture | |
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Choosing Mathematical Content to Complement Culture-Building Practices | |
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Zooming in on the First Mathematics Lesson of the Year | |
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Zooming out to the First Week of School: Introducing Conditions, Conjectures, and Revision | |
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Establishing Structures for Students' Independent and Collaborative Activities | |
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Establishing Norms for Written Communication | |
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What Kind of Work Is This? | |
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Problems in Teaching in the Domain of Establishing Classroom Culture | |
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Teaching While Preparing for a Lesson | |
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Where to Begin, Mathematically? | |
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Learning About My Students and Their Capacity to Study This Mathematics | |
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Problems in Teaching in the Domain of Preparing a Lesson | |
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Teaching While Students Work Independently | |
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Teaching Problems in One-on-One Interactions with Students | |
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Teaching Students to Study Collaboratively | |
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Observing and Making Sense of the Range of Student Performance | |
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Teaching Problems in the Domain of Supporting Students' Independent Work | |
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Teaching Problems in Other Domains Caused by Students' Independent Work on Mathematics Problems | |
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Teaching While Leading a Whole-Class Discussion | |
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Teaching in the Moment so the Whole Class Can Study | |
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Zooming out from Particular Exchanges to the Class as a Whole: Linking Students with Content Across Events | |
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Using Students to Take the Class into New Mathematical Territory | |
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Problems in Teaching in the Domain of Leading a Whole-Class Discussion | |
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Problems in a Lesson Lead to Larger-Scale Problems | |
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Teaching to Deliberately Connect Content Across Lessons | |
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Anticipating the Connections That Can Be Made in a Problem Context | |
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Teaching This Mathematics to This Class | |
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Problems in Teaching in the Domain of Deliberately Connecting Content Across Lessons | |
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Teaching to Cover the Curriculum | |
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Teaching to Cover Topics with Problems | |
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Viewing the Teaching of Topics Through Wide-Angle Lenses | |
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Teaching Topics as Connected Elements of the "Big Ideas" in a Discipline | |
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Cases of Teaching "Conceptual Fields" | |
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Teaching Again in the "Same" Conceptual Field | |
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Common Contexts and the Work of Coverage Across Lessons | |
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Problems in Teaching in the Domain of Covering the Curriculum: "Invisible Work" | |
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New Problems Raised by Reformulating Coverage in Terms of Conceptual Fields | |
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Teaching Students to Be People Who Study in School | |
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Teaching Intellectual Courage, Intellectual Honesty, and Wise Restraint | |
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Working up to Mathematical Risk Taking: Teaching Richard from September to December | |
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Integrating Academic Character into Preadolescent Social Life: Teaching Saundra to Think and to Reason | |
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Problems of Practice in Teaching Students to Be People Who Study in School | |
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Teaching the Nature of Accomplishment | |
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Accomplishment in the Classroom | |
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A Quiz on Fractions as a Resource for Teaching About Accomplishment | |
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Problems in Teaching the Nature of Progress | |
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Remaining Problems for Teaching | |
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Teaching the Whole Class | |
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Elements of Teaching in Understanding Variations in Achievement | |
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Looking with a Wider Lens at Teaching to Differences | |
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Figuring out What to Teach in March and Whom to Teach It To | |
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Acts of Teaching for Working with Diverse Skills and Understanding at the Whole-Class Level | |
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Teaching Closure | |
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Providing an Opportunity for Students to Demonstrate Acquired Knowledge and Skill in a Conceptual Field | |