2014
DOI: 10.14507/epaa.v22n53.2014
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A Look Inside Mathematics Coaching: Roles, Content, and Dynamics

Abstract: Mathematics classroom coaching is used across the United States as a means for improving instruction, with the ultimate goal of improving student learning. The job assignments of coaches can vary widely across schools and districts. Regardless of the various forms that coaching epaa aape Education Policy Analysis Archives Vol. 22 No. 53 2 can take, there is the consistent expectation that a coach's day-to-day work will positively influence classroom instruction. The study reported here attempts to gain a mo… Show more

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“…Also, there is a focus on pedagogical content knowledge driven by the nature of mathematics teaching and learning (Ball et al 2008). In conjunction with these recommendations, mathematics coaches and mathematics specialists have emerged as school-based professionals who can be needsdriven and work closely with teachers specifically on mathematics teaching and learning topics (Association for Mathematics Teacher Educators 2013; Campbell and Malkus 2011;Fennell et al 2013;Mudzimiri et al 2014). There are a limited number of other studies in the area of synchronous online learning in mathematics teacher education (e.g., Francis and Jacobsen 2013;Starling and Lee 2015).…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Also, there is a focus on pedagogical content knowledge driven by the nature of mathematics teaching and learning (Ball et al 2008). In conjunction with these recommendations, mathematics coaches and mathematics specialists have emerged as school-based professionals who can be needsdriven and work closely with teachers specifically on mathematics teaching and learning topics (Association for Mathematics Teacher Educators 2013; Campbell and Malkus 2011;Fennell et al 2013;Mudzimiri et al 2014). There are a limited number of other studies in the area of synchronous online learning in mathematics teacher education (e.g., Francis and Jacobsen 2013;Starling and Lee 2015).…”
Section: Background and Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the conclusion of the master's degree program, they receive a state mathematics specialist certification. While there are many ways that mathematics specialists are used in schools, a common theme in their work is supporting teacher professional development at the school and functioning as a mathematics teaching and learning expert in the school (Campbell et al 2013;Mudzimiri et al 2014). Some of the teachers are currently working as mathematics coaches, mathematics lead teachers or other teacher leadership roles for mathematics.…”
Section: Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Woulfin and Rigby (2017) argue there is a need for qualitative research about mathematics specialists to better understand teacher interactions as they support instructional change. Case study research has been used to closely examine the daily work of mathematics specialists in schools (Chval et al, 2010;Mudzimiri, Burroughs, Luebeck, Sutton, & Yopp, 2014;Whitenack, Cavey, & Ellington, 2014). Instruments that mathematics specialists use to report their daily activities may be used as part of larger scale research (Campbell & Malkus, 2011).…”
Section: Challenge No 2: Identifying the Unit Of Analysis And Scalinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Instruments that mathematics specialists use to report their daily activities may be used as part of larger scale research (Campbell & Malkus, 2011). However, there is consensus that a mathematics specialist's role varies widely (deAraujo, Webel, & Reys, 2017;Mudzimiri et al, 2014;Woulfin & Rigby, 2017). Qualitative research presents an opportunity to study the variation across sites.…”
Section: Challenge No 2: Identifying the Unit Of Analysis And Scalinmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, coaching has emerged as a viable substitute to traditional professional development for teachers (Kraft, Blazar, Hogan, 2018;Mudzimiri, Burroughs, Luebeck, Sutton, & Yopp, 2014). Grant (2012) suggests that the purpose of coaching is to make determined change within a specific environment, such as improving mathematics teaching for improved learning in classrooms (Brosnan & Erchick, 2010;Campbell & Malkus, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%