Maryl Gearhart

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Education University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA, United States 
Area:
Early Childhood Education, Educational Psychology Education, Middle Eastern Studies
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Gearhart M, Saxe GB. (2014) Differentiated Instruction in Shared Mathematical Contexts. Teaching Children Mathematics. 20: 426-435
Saxe GB, Shaughnessy MM, Gearhart M, et al. (2013) Coordinating Numeric and Linear Units: Elementary Students' Strategies for Locating Whole Numbers on the Number Line Mathematical Thinking and Learning. 15: 235-258
Gearhart M, Osmundson E. (2009) Assessment Portfolios as Opportunities for Teacher Learning Educational Assessment. 14: 1-24
Gearhart M. (2007) Mathematics Knowledge for Teaching: Questions about Constructs Measurement: Interdisciplinary Research & Perspective. 5: 173-180
Gearhart M, Nagashima S, Pfotenhauer J, et al. (2006) Developing Expertise With Classroom Assessment in K–12 Science: Learning to Interpret Student Work. Interim Findings From a 2-Year Study Educational Assessment. 11: 237-263
Gearhart M, Saxe GB. (2004) When teachers know what students know: Integrating mathematics assessment Theory Into Practice. 43: 304-313
Williams M, Linn MC, Ammon P, et al. (2004) Learning to Teach Inquiry Science in a Technology-Based Environment: A Case Study Journal of Science Education and Technology. 13: 189-206
Saxe GB, Gearhart M, Nasir NS. (2001) Enhancing Students' Understanding of Mathematics: A Study of Three Contrasting Approaches to Professional Support Journal of Mathematics Teacher Education. 4: 55-79
Gearhart M, Saxe GB, Seltzer M, et al. (1999) Opportunities to learn fractions in elementary mathematics classrooms Journal For Research in Mathematics Education. 30: 286-315
Saxe GB, Gearhart M, Seltzer M. (1999) Relations between classroom practices and student learning in the domain of fractions Cognition and Instruction. 17: 1-24
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