Deborah L. Ball

Affiliations: 
Educational Studies University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, MI 
Area:
Teacher Training Education, Mathematics Education
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Shaughnessy M, Garcia NM, O'Neill MK, et al. (2021) Formatively assessing prospective teachers' skills in leading mathematics discussions. Educational Studies in Mathematics. 108: 451-472
Hoover M, Mosvold R, Ball DL, et al. (2016) Making progress on mathematical knowledge for teaching Mathematics Enthusiast. 13: 3-34
Selling SK, Garcia N, Ball DL. (2016) What does it take to develop assessments of mathematical knowledge for teaching?: Unpacking the mathematical work of teaching Mathematics Enthusiast. 13: 35-51
Arbaugh F, Ball DL, Grossman P, et al. (2015) Deans’ Corner: Views on the State of Teacher Education in 2015 Journal of Teacher Education. 66: 435-445
Ball DL, Ben-Peretz M, Cohen RB. (2014) Records of Practice and the Development of Collective Professional Knowledge British Journal of Educational Studies. 62: 317-335
Corey DL, Phelps G, Ball DL, et al. (2012) Explaining Variation in Instructional Time: An Application of Quantile Regression Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis. 34: 146-163
Phelps G, Corey D, DeMonte J, et al. (2012) How Much English Language Arts and Mathematics Instruction Do Students Receive? Investigating Variation in Instructional Time Educational Policy. 26: 631-662
Charalambous CY, Hill HC, Ball DL. (2011) Prospective teachers' learning to provide instructional explanations: How does it look and what might it take? Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education. 14: 441-463
Ball DL, Forzani FM. (2010) What does it take to make a teacher? Phi Delta Kappan. 92: 8-12
Lewis J, Ball DL. (2010) Defining the problem of equity in teaching elementary school mathematics The Next Twenty-Five Years: Affirmative Action in Higher Education in the United States and South Africa. 244-256
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