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High School Mathematics Lessons to Explore, Understand, and Respond to Social Injustice

by Robert Q. Berry III, Basil M. Conway IV, Brian R. Lawler and John W. Staley

Student Resources

  1. Chapter 1
  2. Chapter 2
  3. Chapter 3
  4. Chapter 4
  5. Chapter 5
    • Lesson 5.1 The Mathematics of Transformational Resistance
    • Lesson 5.2 Do Just Some Students Take Honors Courses?
    • Lesson 5.3 Listen to GLSEN
    • Lesson 5.4 Estimated Wealth Distribution in the United States and the World
  6. Chapter 6
    • Lesson 6.1 Children at the Border: Looking at the Numbers
    • Lesson 6.2 Climate Change in Alaska
    • Lesson 6.3 Culturally Relevant Income Inequality
    • Lesson 6.4 Intersectionality and the Wage Gap
    • Lesson 6.5 Literacy: What Matters and Why?
    • Lesson 6.6 What’s a Fair Living Wage?
    • Lesson 6.7 What’s the Cost of Globalization?
  7. Chapter 7
    • Lesson 7.1 A False Positive
    • Lesson 7.2 Are You a Citizen? 2020 Census
    • Lesson 7.3 “BBQ Becky,” Policing, and Racial Justice
    • Lesson 7.4 Do Postal Codes Predict Test Scores?
    • Lesson 7.5 Humanizing the Immigration Debate
    • Lesson 7.6 Prison Population
    • Lesson 7.7 Sampling Disaster
  8. Chapter 8
    • Lesson 8.1 Bringing Healthy Food Choices to the Desert
    • Lesson 8.2 Gerrymandering
    • Lesson 8.3 Making Mathematical sense of Food Justice
    • Lesson 8.4 Paralympics
  9. Chapter 10
  10. Appendix

Lesson 6.5 Literacy: What Matters and Why?

  • Worksheet 1, Part 1: What variables are related to literacy?
  • Worksheet 2: Sorting Books
  • Worksheet 3: Research
  • Worksheet 4: Exploring Our Library
  • Student Resource: Data Sources
  • Teacher Resource: Literacy Strategies
  • Article & Audio, As Demographics Shift, Kids' Books Stay Stubbornly White
  • Video, The Danger of a Single Story (Ted Talk) 
  • Article, Teachers Make Handy Scapegoats, But Spiraling Inequality Is Really What Ails Our Education System 
  • Article, 11 facts about literacy in America. 
  • Article, Reading for life: The poverty/illiteracy connection.
  • PDF, SAT Bronx: Do You Know What Bronx Kids Know?
  • Chart, Children's Books By and About People of Color and First/Native Nations

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