All Stories

  1. Inequality in USA mathematics education: the roles race and socio-economic status play
  2. What Mathematics Content Do Teachers Teach? Optimizing Measurement of Opportunities to Learn in the Classroom
  3. Achieving excellence and equality in mathematics: two degrees of freedom?
  4. The role of opportunity to learn in ethnic inequality in mathematics
  5. Does boarding benefit the mathematics achievement of primary and middle school students? Evidence from China
  6. Measuring Textbook Content Coverage: Efficient Content Analysis with Lesson Sampling
  7. Teaching for Excellence and Equity
  8. Lessons from 60 Years of Mathematics and Science International Assessments
  9. The Role of Content Knowledge in Math Teacher Preparation
  10. The role that mathematics plays in college- and career-readiness: evidence from PISA
  11. Science and Mathematics Literacy: PISA for Better School Education
  12. Influencing public school policy in the United States: the role of large-scale assessments
  13. Revisiting the Relationship Between International Assessment Outcomes and Educational Production: Evidence From a Longitudinal PISA-TIMSS Sample
  14. The role of subject-matter content in teacher preparation: an international perspective for mathematics
  15. The Role of Schooling in Perpetuating Educational Inequality
  16. Supporting classroom instruction
  17. The Concept of Opportunity to Learn (OTL) in International Comparisons of Education
  18. On the merits of, and myths about, international assessments
  19. Schooling Matters
  20. International Perspectives on Teacher Knowledge, Beliefs and Opportunities to Learn
  21. INTRODUCTION TO THIS SPECIAL ISSUE
  22. Mathematics Teaching in the 21st Century
  23. Opening the Black Box: Prospects for Using International Large-Scale Assessments to Explore Classroom Effects
  24. Curricular Coherence and the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics
  25. At the Precipice: The Story of Mathematics Education in the United States
  26. Preparing primary teachers in the United States: balancing selection and preparation
  27. Preparing Future Math Teachers
  28. Content Coverage Differences across Districts/States: A Persisting Challenge for U.S. Education Policy
  29. General Pedagogical Knowledge of Future Middle School Teachers: On the Complex Ecology of Teacher Education in the United States, Germany, and Taiwan
  30. The Role of Opportunity to Learn in Teacher Preparation: An International Context
  31. Measuring Content Through Textbooks: The Cumulative Effect of Middle-School Tracking
  32. Hidden Disparities: How Courses and Curricula Shape Opportunities in Mathematics During High School
  33. Introduction to the issue on Empirical research on mathematics teachers and their education
  34. Opportunity to learn in the preparation of mathematics teachers: its structure and how it varies across six countries
  35. Future teachers’ competence to plan a lesson: first results of a six-country study on the efficiency of teacher education
  36. Building teacher capacity for implementing curricular coherence: mathematics teacher professional development tasks
  37. Curriculum coherence and national control of education: issue or non‐issue?
  38. Curriculum coherence: an examination of US mathematics and science content standards from an international perspective
  39. The Quest for a Coherent School Science Curriculum: The Need for an Organizing Principle
  40. Cross-National Curriculum Evaluation
  41. According to the Book
  42. Content Presentation
  43. Physical Features of Textbooks
  44. Textbook Expectations for Performance
  45. Textbook Lessons
  46. Textbook Structure
  47. Textbooks and Educational Opportunity
  48. Translating Policy into Practice
  49. Assessing Science Understanding: Words or Reality?
  50. Who Takes What Math and in Which Track? Using TIMSS to Characterize U.S. Students’ Eighth-Grade Mathematics Learning Opportunities
  51. Culturally Specific Patterns in the Conceptualization of the School Science Curriculum: Insights from TIMSS
  52. Greater expectations: Learning from other nations in the quest for 'world-class standards' in US school mathematics and science
  53. Curriculum sensitive assessment: Content does make a difference
  54. An Overview Of Results
  55. Concluding Remarks
  56. Emphasized Curriculum Topics
  57. Many Visions, Many Aims
  58. Mathematics Curricula: Investigating Curricular Intentions
  59. Milestones in Mathematics Curricula
  60. Reexamining Shared Visions: Country Groupings
  61. TIMSS curriculum analysis: topic trace mapping
  62. Concomitants of Growth in Mathematics Achievement During the Population A School Year
  63. The Distribution of Instructional Time to Mathematical Content: One Aspect of Opportunity to Learn
  64. The Identification and Description of Student Growth in Mathematics Achievement
  65. Understanding Patterns of Student Growth
  66. Correlation of single-mode fiber radiation response and fabrication parameters
  67. Instructional Leadership at the District Level: A Closer Look at Autonomy and Control
  68. State Policy and the Control of Curriculum Decisions
  69. Four patterns of teacher content decision‐making
  70. The Uses of Curriculum Integration in Language Arts Instruction : a Study of Six Classrooms
  71. THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT STYLES OF TEXTBOOK USE ON INSTRUCTIONAL VALIDITY OF STANDARDIZED TESTS
  72. High School Course‐Taking: its Relationship to Achievement
  73. CONTENT BIASES IN ACHIEVEMENT TESTS
  74. High School Course‐Taking: a Study of Variation∗
  75. Analysis Of Repeated Measures Data: A Simulation Study
  76. Studies of a Class of Covariance Structure Models
  77. The Effect of Objectives and Instructions on the Learning of a Complex Cognitive Task
  78. Opportunity to Learn?