Abstract
This response to Crystal Kalinec-Craig’s article on the Rights of the Learner (RotL) aims to take up and build on the author’s ideas about how the RotL framework can promote equitable mathematics teaching and learning. Specifically, this response examines how listening is implied in the work of teachers who support young mathematicians as they exercise their rights to be confused, claim mistakes, and say and write what makes sense. In doing so, we seek to highlight some of the opportunities and challenges that can emerge for teachers attempting to support all learners to actualize these rights.
Response to Article
Crystal A. Kalinec-Craig, The Rights of the Learner: A Framework for Promoting Equity through Formative Assessment in Mathematics Education
Recommended Citation
Hintz, A.
, Tyson, K.
, English, A. R.
(2018).
Actualizing the Rights of the Learner: The Role of Pedagogical Listening.
Democracy and Education,
26
(2), Article 8.
Available at:
https://democracyeducationjournal.org/home/vol26/iss2/8