Collaboratory Resource:
LITERATURE BRIEFS

From the Literature

The AIMS facilitation team is providing the following briefs as a resource for the Collaboratory teams. These briefs are not intended to be comprehensive of all the literature related to a particular topic. We intend these short summaries to help Collaboratory members identify pertinent literature that they may want to review further.

You should treat the briefs as living documents. We will add to them periodically based on input from Collaboratory members. You may submit comments and requests using the form on this page.

We welcome suggestions on future development on a existing and new briefs including:

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Briefs

Identity and Agency in Mathematics Education
A summary of how researchers define and measure student identity and agency in mathematics.

Learning Progressions for Algebraic Thinking
A summary of the most widely used learning progressions for algebra through early elementary, middle school and through Algebra I with analysis of common features and characteristics.

Solution Design
A summary of literature regarding the features of technology-based solution design that are linked to improved student outcomes.

Classroom Implementation
A review of factors that do and do not lead to effective implementation and impact on student outcomes, with a focus on impact of professional development and linking technology solutions to curriculum activity systems.

District and School Implementation
A review of literature that examines factors that impact how policies and solutions are implemented at the district and school levels and practices associated with improved student outcomes.

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Collaboratory Resource:
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From the Literature

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Collaboratory Resource: LITERATURE BRIEFS

From the Literature

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Collaboratory Resource:
LITERATURE BRIEFS