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A Discipline Brief for Equity in Mathematics: Joel Amidon

Getting Started with Equity

Joel Amidon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Secondary Education at the University of Mississippi and host of the Amidon Planet Podcast, and co-host of the Teaching Math Teaching Podcast, is on a mission is to lead people to love others through teaching. This brief provides an overview of equity issues and solutions in math courses.

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Recommended citation:

Amidon, J. (2021, June 1) A Discipline Brief for Equity in Mathematics. [Research Review] Every Learner Everywhere®.

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