Table 1 Course objectives, focus, and resources (all published resources are included in the reference list)
Objectives Focus and resources
Part I Individual student Part II Group of students or whole classroom
Learning to analyze student thinking Lampert’s ‘‘Teaching Problems and the
Problems of Teaching’’ Ch. 1–3.
‘‘Cognitively-Guided Instruction’’ (book and
videos) and ‘‘Integrating Math and
Pedagogy’’ (IMAP videos)
‘‘Cognitively-Guided Instruction’’
classroom videos
Video and student work from
in-house project
Learning to identify and analyze strategies that make
student thinking visible (with a focus on nature of
mathematical tasks and effective questioning)
‘‘Cognitively-Guided Instruction’’ and
‘‘Integrating Math and Pedagogy’’ videos
‘‘Cognitively-Guided Instruction’’
classroom videos
In-house lesson videos (US and
Japanese lessons)
Online lesson videos (Annenberg
Foundation; Carnegie Foundation
Gallery of Teaching)
Visit to cognitive-guided Instruction classroom
Learning to enact ‘‘making student thinking visible’’
and to analyze one’s own practice
Role-playing
Planning for interview with
individual student
Videotaping, transcription, and analysis
of interview with a student
Planning of lesson with small group of students
Videotaping, transcription, and analysis of small
group lesson