Arnetha F. Ball
Affiliations: | Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA |
Area:
Language and Literature Education, Bilingual and Multicultural Education, Curriculum and Instruction EducationGoogle:
"Arnetha Ball"Children
Sign in to add traineePamela Ellis Menafee | grad student | 2006 | Stanford |
Django Paris | grad student | 2008 | Stanford |
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Miller R, Liu K, Ball AF. (2020) Critical Counter-Narrative as Transformative Methodology for Educational Equity: Review of Research in Education. 44: 269-300 |
Lampert J, Ball A, Garcia-Carrion R, et al. (2020) Poverty and schooling: three cases from Australia, the United States, and Spain Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education. 48: 60-78 |
Liu K, Ball AF. (2019) Critical Reflection and Generativity: Toward a Framework of Transformative Teacher Education for Diverse Learners: Review of Research in Education. 43: 68-105 |
Ball AF. (2013) Learning to Teach in a Complex Interconnected World Theory Into Practice. 52: 31-41 |
Ball AF. (2012) To Know Is Not Enough Knowledge, Power, and the Zone of Generativity Educational Researcher. 41: 283-293 |
Ball AF. (2009) Toward a Theory of Generative Change in Culturally and Linguistically Complex Classrooms American Educational Research Journal. 46: 45-72 |
Ball AF. (2002) Chapter 3: Three Decades of Research on Classroom Life: Illuminating the Classroom Communicative Lives of America’s At-Risk Students: Review of Research in Education. 26: 71-111 |
Ball AF. (2000) Empowering Pedagogies that Enhance the Learning of Multicultural Students Teachers College Record. 102: 1006-1034 |
Ball AF. (2000) Preparing teachers for diversity: lessons learned from the US and South Africa Teaching and Teacher Education. 16: 491-509 |
Ball AF. (1998) The Value of Recounting Narratives: Memorable Learning Experiences in the Lives of Inner-City Students and Teachers Narrative Inquiry. 8: 151-180 |