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David W. Stinson
David W. Stinson
Professor of Mathematics Education, Georgia State University
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African American male adolescents, schooling (and mathematics): Deficiency, rejection, and achievement
DW Stinson
Review of Educational Research 76 (4), 477-506, 2006
3442006
Negotiating sociocultural discourses: The counter-storytelling of academically (and mathematically) successful African American male students
DW Stinson
American Educational Research Journal 45 (4), 975-1010, 2008
3262008
Mathematics as “gate-keeper”(?): Three theoretical perspectives that aim toward empowering all children with a key to the gate
DW Stinson
The Mathematics Educator 14 (1), 8-18, 2004
3162004
What constitutes good mathematics teaching and how it develops: Nine high school teachers’ perspectives
PS Wilson, TJ Cooney, DW Stinson
Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education 8 (2), 83-111, 2005
2352005
Negotiating the “White male math myth”: African American male students and success in school mathematics
DW Stinson
Journal for Research in Mathematics Education 44 (1), 69-99, 2013
2132013
Teaching mathematics for social justice: Conversations with educators [Edited Volume]
AA Wager, DW Stinson, [ Eds.]
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, 2012
166*2012
Critical postmodern theory in mathematics education research: A praxis of uncertainty
DW Stinson, EC Bullock
Educational Studies in Mathematics 80 (1-2), 41-55, 2012
1652012
When the “burden of acting White” is not a burden: School success and African American male students
DW Stinson
The Urban Review 43 (1), 43-65, 2011
1442011
Critical pedagogy and teaching mathematics for social justice
DW Stinson, CR Bidwell, GC Powell
The International Journal of Critical Pedagogy 4 (1), 76-94, 2012
1092012
African American male students and achievement in school mathematics: A critical postmodern analysis of agency [Dissertation]
DW Stinson
The University of Georgia, 2004
762004
A sojourn into the empowering uncertainties of teaching and learning mathematics for social change [Chapter 1]
DW Stinson, AA Wager
Teaching mathematics for social justice: Conversations with educators [AA …, 2012
55*2012
The proliferation of theoretical paradigms quandary: How one novice researcher used eclecticism as a solution
DW Stinson
The Qualitative Report 14 (4), 498-523, 2009
542009
Exploring different theoretical frontiers for different (and uncertain) possibilities in mathematics education research [Chapter 6]
DW Stinson, M Walshaw
Compendium for research in mathematics education [J Cai, Ed.], 128-155, 2017
482017
Elementary teachers’ mathematical beliefs and mathematics anxiety: How do they shape instructional practices?
P Hughes, S Swars Auslander, DW Stinson, CK Fortner
School Science and Mathematics 119 (4), 213-222, 2019
392019
Communities for and with Black male students
CC Jett, DW Stinson, BA Williams
Mathematics Teacher 109 (4), 284-289, 2015
362015
Learning to teach as assisted performance
DS Mewborn, DW Stinson
Teachers College Record 109 (6), 1457-1487, 2007
342007
Critical postmodern methodology in mathematics education research: Promoting another way of thinking and looking
DW Stinson, EC Bullock
Philosophy of Mathematics Education Journal 29 (25th Anniversary Issue), 1-18, 2015
282015
A mathematics classroom of caring among a Black male teacher and Black male students
JG Hunter, DW Stinson
Curriculum and Teaching Dialogue 21 (1-2), 21-34, 2019
272019
Teaching mathematics for social justice: An ethical and moral imperative? [Editorial]
DW Stinson
Journal of Urban Mathematics Education 7 (2), 1-5, 2014
192014
Counterstories from mathematically successful African American male students: Implications for mathematics teachers and teacher educators [Chapter 10]
DW Stinson, CC Jett, BA Williams
The brilliance of Black children in mathematics: Beyond the numbers and …, 2013
192013
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