Elham Kazemi

Affiliations: 
Education - Seattle University of Washington, Seattle, Seattle, WA 
Area:
Mathematics Education, Latin American Studies, Educational Psychology Education, Hispanic American Studies
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Resnick AF, Kazemi E. (2019) Decomposition of Practice as an Activity for Research-Practice Partnerships. Aera Open. 5: 1-14
Grossman P, Kazemi E, Kavanagh SS, et al. (2019) Learning to facilitate discussions: Collaborations in practice-based teacher education Teaching and Teacher Education. 81: 97-99
Shaughnessy M, Ghousseini H, Kazemi E, et al. (2019) An investigation of supporting teacher learning in the context of a common decomposition for leading mathematics discussions Teaching and Teacher Education. 80: 167-179
Rigby JG, Forman S, Fox A, et al. (2018) Leadership Development Through Design and Experimentation: Learning in a Research–Practice Partnership: Journal of Research On Leadership Education. 13: 316-339
Lomax K, Alfonzo K, Dietz S, et al. (2017) Trying three-act tasks with primary students Teaching Children Mathematics. 24: 112-119
Gibbons LK, Kazemi E, Lewis RM. (2017) Developing collective capacity to improve mathematics instruction: Coaching as a lever for school-wide improvement ☆ The Journal of Mathematical Behavior. 46: 231-250
Kazemi E, Gibbons LK, Lomax K, et al. (2016) Listening to and Learning from Student Thinking. Teaching Children Mathematics. 23: 182-190
Kazemi E, Ghousseini H, Cunard A, et al. (2016) Getting Inside Rehearsals: Insights From Teacher Educators to Support Work on Complex Practice Journal of Teacher Education. 67: 18-31
Lesseig K, Elliott R, Kazemi E, et al. (2016) Leader noticing of facilitation in videocases of mathematics professional development Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education. 1-29
Lewis RM, Gibbons LK, Kazemi E, et al. (2015) Unwrapping Students' Ideas about Fractions. Teaching Children Mathematics. 22: 158-168
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