Teachers College Record

Papers
(The median citation count of Teachers College Record is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Trabajando en ambos: Toward a Race Radical Mode of Study in Urban Latinx Educational Research and Politics40
“The Kids in Prison Program”: A Critical Race Personal Counternarrative of a Former Black Charter School Teacher26
Pride Flags in Public Schools: Evolving Legal Issues to Consider25
TCR's Strong Role in Supporting Junior Scholars and Engaging With the Public22
How a Principal Investigator Supervises a Student Research Group: An Autoethnographic Longitudinal Examination22
Relationships between Organizational Factors and Teachers’ Knowledge and Use of Culturally Relevant Education20
Collaborating for Improvement? Goal Specificity and Commitment in Targeted Teacher Partnerships19
Exogenous Policy, Racial Avoidance, and the Qualified Relevance of Macroeconomic Change to Metropolitan Inequality19
From Students to Cofacilitators: Latinx Students’ Experiences in Mathematics and Computer Programming19
What Aspects of School Climate Matter Most to Asian Teachers’ Job Satisfaction and Well-Being? Evidence from the TALIS 201819
A Reconfigured Panopticon: COVID-19, Virtual Schooling, and Regulation of Our Homes17
Prefatory Essay: Unfinished Conversations With Jean Anyon17
Disassembling Efforts to Legalize Opting-Out in Arizona: A Case Study of Legislative Politics15
Framing School Mathematics Challenges Inside and Outside Metropolitan Areas15
Erratum to Issues14
Using Integrative Implementation Theory to Understand New Jersey's 2015 Opt-Out Movement13
Chapter 10: Teaching to Empower: Social Justice Action Projects as Imperatives for Educational Justice13
Incentives and Existing Stratification: Social Capital, College Planning, and a Promise Scholarship Program13
Ethnography from Home: Adapting Fieldwork Methods Instruction During the COVID-19 Lockdown13
Developing Pedagogical Content Knowledge for Teaching About African American Language in College Classrooms13
Teachers’ Views of the Mathematical Capabilities of Students With Disabilities: A Mixed Methods Study12
Discussion in Diverse Middle School Social Studies Classrooms: Promoting All Students’ Participation in the Disciplinary Work of Inquiry12
Culturally Sustaining Methods in a Mental Health Crisis12
FACTSHEET – Prison-Schools12
When Information Is Not Enough: School Choice, Segregation, and the Elusive Notion of Fit11
Racial Capitalism and the Black Student Loan Debt Crisis11
An Asian American Feminist Manifesto: Asian American Women Heads of Schools Embodying Culturally Responsive School Leadership11
FACTSHEET – Engineered Conflict in Chicago11
Accelerating Racial Activism in STEM Higher Education by Institutionalizing Equity Ethics11
Generative Dissensus in a Youth-Led Coalition-Building Enterprise10
The Contentious Rise of the New Civics: Contending With Critiques of New Civics as a Leftist Enterprise10
White Parent and Caregiver Perceptions of, and Resistance to, Equity and Anti-Racism Work in an Independent School10
Seeing the Visibly Invisible: An Intersectional Analysis of the Employee Experiences of Black Female Rural Educators10
Sharing the Voices of Scholars10
Make Kindergarten “Funner”: Examining how Kindergarteners Made Sense of the Changed Kindergarten10
Contextualizing Multilingual Learner Disproportionality in Special Education: A Mixed-Methods Approach9
FACTSHEET – Law Students Need Support9
Community College Library Services: Meeting Students Where They Are9
Packaging the Promise: Money, Messaging, and Misalignment9
Closing the Doors of Opportunity: A Field Theoretic Analysis of the Prevalence and Nature of Obstacles to College Internships9
Academic Socialization From an “Informed Distance”: Low-Income Chinese American Adolescents’ Perceptions of Their Immigrant Parents’ Educational Messages8
Civic Sovereignty: Indigenous Civic Constructs in Public School Spaces8
Uptown Dialogues: The Reflexive Arc of Teachers College and Teachers College Record8
Pandemic Portals and Radical Imaginations: Employing Critical Arts-Based Pedagogies Toward Racial Justice with Secondary Preservice English Teachers8
The Pedagogy of Gear Touchers: Unearthing Modes of Teaching Within and Through DIY Venues8
Situated Partnership: Dynamics of Role Formation in a Research–Practice Partnership8
“They Don’t Have the Right to Be Touching Girls”: Understanding Middle School Students’ Consent Scripts7
Leaning Into Digital Dilemmas: How Educators’ Perspectives Can Inform New Civics Education7
Teaching Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Learners: A Content Analysis of Teacher Professional Organizations’ Position Statements7
Applying Intersectionality to Address Racial and Spatial Postsecondary Disparities—Rural Latino Youth7
Anger Is All the Rage: A Theoretical Analysis of Anger Within Emotional Ecology to Foster Growth and Political Change7
Inequalities in Becoming a Scholar: Race, Gender and Student-Advisor Relationships in Doctoral Education7
Trans/Gender-Diverse Students’ Perceptions of Positive School Climate and Teacher Concern as Factors in School Belonging: Results From an Australian National Study7
Exploring the Agency of Black LGBTQ+ Youth in Schools and in NYC’s Ballroom Culture7
De-storying Community Narratives: Unimagined Community in Queer Educators’ Small Stories7
The Money Chase: The Role of Racial Innuendo and Marketized Discourse in Courting Private Dollars6
Examining the Relationship Between College Students’ Interworldview Friendships and Pluralism Orientation6
Centering Asian American Voices in Independent Schools6
Keepers of the Flame: Gender, Race, and the Myth of Meritocracy in K–12 Educational Leadership6
“Africans Do Not Fail”: Examining the Model Minority Stereotype and Anti-Blackness at a New York City Public School6
“Real-Life Needs”: How Humanitarian Techniques Produce Hierarchies of Science and Mathematics Education6
Theorizing Racist Ableism in Higher Education6
Introduction to the Special Issue: Urban Political Economy, Race, and Educational Inequality: Realizing and Extending the Radical Possibility of Jean Anyon6
Struggles For/With/Through Ethnic Studies in Texas: Third Spaces as Anchors for Collective Action6
Honoring Their Stories: Exploring the Richness of the Refugee Experience6
Strange Frame Fellows: The Evolution of Discursive Framing in the Opt-Out Testing Movement6
For the Betterment of All: Motivating Factors With Significant Impact on Annual Giving Practices in Independent Schools6
Students or State? The Conflicted Allegiances of Principals and the Opt-Out Movement—A Brief History5
FACTSHEET – Youth of Color Activism Matters in the Critical Race Theory (CRT) Debates5
Reclassification for Dually Identified Students: Navigating Resource Constraints and Exercising Agency to Improve Opportunity to Learn5
Hidden Structures: How Knowledge of New Practices Moves Among Educators in One Rural School District5
Intergroup Dialogue Pedagogy, Processes, and Outcomes: The Moderating Role of Students’ Openness to Multiple Perspectives5
Columbia Teachers College and Educational Psychology in Brazil: Circulation and Appropriation5
Getting Better at Getting Better: Improvement Dispositions in Education5
“To Be Young, Gifted and Black”5
“Why Am I the One Who Gets to Go to Mexico?”: Nepantlera Bridging Among Latinx Students in a Decolonial Study Abroad Program5
Education History in the History of Teachers College Record: A Long and Distinguished Record5
(Un)Standardizing Emotions: An Ethical Critique of Social and Emotional Learning Standards5
Stop Skipping the Methods Section! Using the Methods Review Guide to Help Apprentice Scholars Critique Research Articles5
“Always Trying to Dig Deeper”: The Enactment of Teaching Expertise as an Emotion-Laden Continual Learning Process5
From a Spark, a Mighty Flame: How Germinal Networks Support Teachers of Color to Promote Change in Activist Organizations and Beyond5
The Compounding Impact of Racial Microaggressions: The Experiences of African American Students in Predominantly White Institutions5
Are Schools Deemed Effective Based on Overall Student Growth Also Closing Achievement Gaps? Examining the Black–White Gap by School5
How Elementary Teaching Candidates’ Learning Opportunities Are Associated with Their Knowledge, Self-Efficacy, and Beliefs5
“Let’s Lift You Up Rather Than Just Getting You Off the Ground”: A Transformative Qualitative Study of Community College Student Mental Health and Success5
How Teacher Education Mundanely Yet Profoundly Fails Transgender and/or Gender Nonconforming Candidates5
FACTSHEET – Civic Engagement: Roles and Opportunities for Postsecondary Education5
“Not Present in Our Ranks”: Exploring Equitable Representation in Student Voice Efforts for Policy Change4
The Opt-Out Movement and the Reform Agenda in U.S. Schools4
Sound and Fury Signifying Something: The Political Consequences of the Opt-Out Movement4
Principals’ Responses to Student Gun Violence Protests: Deter, Manage, or Educate for Democracy?4
What I Know4
Mexican American Educational History: A Moment of Recognition4
In Search of Deliberate Practice: Simulating Teaching in Three Teacher Education Programs4
(R)evolutions of Thought: Artificial Intelligence and Education Futures4
Erasing Race and Disability from Educational Policies of a Chinese–English Dual Language Charter School4
Does High School STEMM Career Coursework Align With College Employment?4
Chapter 1: “I piss a lot of people off when I play dwarves like dwarves”: Race, Gender, and Critical Systems in Tabletop Role-Playing Games4
Nonbinary Beginning Teachers: Gender, Power, and Professionalism in Teacher Education4
Advancing Equity and Democracy in Teacher Education: Introduction to the Special Issue4
Examining the Actor Coalitions and Discourse Coalitions of the Opt-Out Movement in New York: A Discourse Network Analysis4
Moving toward stronger advising practices: How Black males’ experiences at HPWIs advance a more caring and wholeness-promoting framework for graduate advising4
“All Students Matter”: The Place of Race in Discourse on Student Debt in a Federal Higher Education Policymaking Process4
Portraits of Protest in Florida: How Opt-Out Makes the Personal Political4
Opening Act: Neocolonial Urban Education Reform and the Detroit Public Schools4
Exploring College Purpose3
From Pedagogies to Research: Engaging With Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Families of Students With Dis/Abilities3
Dismantling the Settler-Colonial Punitive School System: Speculative Future-Making with a Rural High School Community Amid Uncertainty and Political Backlash3
Examining the Practices of Generating an Aim Statement in a Teacher Preparation Networked Improvement Community3
“When You Carry a Lot”: The Forgotten Spaces of Youth Prison Schooling for Incarcerated Disabled Girls of Color3
Dismantle, Change, Build: Lessons for Growing Abolition in Teacher Education3
Deficit-Oriented Beliefs, Anti-Black Policies, Punitive Practices, and Labeling: Exploring the Mechanisms of Disproportionality and Its Impact on Black Boys in One Urban “No-Excuses” Charter School3
Where the Kids Went: Nonpublic Schooling and Demographic Change during the Pandemic Exodus from Public Schools3
Reframing School Culture through Project-Based Assessment Tasks: Cultivating Transformative Agency and Humanizing Practices in NYC Public Schools3
Becoming Bilingual Special Educators through Alternative, Synchronous-Service Preparation3
Chapter 3: Waking up Woke: Exploring Black Female Youth Critical Consciousness and Sociopolitical Development3
Transgender and Nonbinary Youths’ Experiences With Gender-Based and Race-Based School Harassment3
A Justice-Oriented System: Practicing Teachers’ Conceptions of and Perceived School and Environmental Supports for Culturally Responsive Instruction3
Entering, Staying, Shifting, Leaving, and Sometimes Returning: A Descriptive Analysis of the Career Trajectories of Two Cohorts of Alternatively Certified Mathematics Teachers3
Interrogating Democracy, Education, and Modern White Supremacy: A (Re)Constitution Toward Racially Just Democratic Teacher Education3
FACTSHEET – Addressing Racial and Spatial Postsecondary Disparities—Rural Latino Youth3
Representation Is Not Enough: Teacher Identity and Discretion in an Asynchronous, Scripted Online Learning Environment3
Taking Seriously Campus Debates Surrounding Invited Speakers: Open-Mindedness and the Ethics of Inquiry in Higher Education3
Seeing the Unseen: Applying Intersectionality and Disability Critical Race Theory (DisCrit) Frameworks in Preservice Teacher Education3
Toward Deeper Unconscious Racial Bias Work in Education3
A Transgender Studies Approach for Educators in Schools: Reflections on “Cissexist Pitfalls,” Bifurcated Frameworks, and Racial Justice3
When Salt Ain’t Enough: A Critical Quantitative Analysis of Special Education and Education Degree Production3
How Policies and Policy Actors Shape the Pre-K Borderland: Implications for Early Childhood Educators’ Work Experiences2
Making Competence Explicit: Helping Students Take Up Opportunities to Engage in Math Together2
To an Academic Writer Who’s Been Stuck or Questioned Their Ability, But Refused to Give Up: A Love Letter2
From Awareness to Action: Institutional Agents Attempt to (Re)imagine College Readiness and Success at a No-Excuses Charter High School2
Gatekeepers and Guardians of Black Intellectual Thought: Black Male Teacher-Coaches Combating an Anti-Black Epistemic Order2
University Board Connectivity, Finances, and Research Production, 1985–20152
Teachers’ Insights on Cultivating Inclusive Education for Students with Complex Support Needs2
Examining English Language Arts Teachers: Evidence from National Data2
Pipeline Schmipeline: A New Survey to Examine Youth Pathways in Science2
Equity-Centered Research–Practice Partnerships: An Approach for Advancing Educator Diversity in Education Systems2
Zones of Nonbeing: Abjection, White Accumulation, and Neoliberal School Reform2
Counternarratives as DisCrit Praxis: Disrupting Classroom Master Narratives Through Imagined Composite Stories2
Centering Youth of Color Activism and Knowledge in the Critical Race Theory Debates2
Initial Steps in Developing Classroom Observation Rubrics Designed Around Instructional Practices that Support Equity and Access in Classrooms with Potential for “Success”2
Teacher Political Candidacy and the Gender Composition of State Legislatures2
What Does It Take to Lead: The Hidden Curriculum of Qualifications for Service on Public Boards of Higher Education2
The Construction and Embodiment of Dis/Ability for North Korean Refugees living in South Korea2
Fragile Political Coalitions: Negotiating Race and Class in the Opt-Out Movement2
Chapter 9: Writing as Capital: The Emancipatory Act of Writing for Profit, Advocacy, and Charity2
Dual Language Education and Academic Growth2
NCTQ Rankings in a Tenuous, Post-COVID Teacher Preparatory Landscape: Help or Harm?2
Considering the Educationally Marginalized: A Quiz as Social Justice?2
“Our Teaching Transcends a Subject Matter”: Learning From Black Women Educators’ Beliefs about Literacy Instruction During Extraordinary Times2
Teachers as Professionals: How Contextual Knowledge Justifies Teacher Autonomy2
An Indigenous Community’s Fight for Cultural Continuity and Educational Equity With/In and Against a New England School District2
Civic Equity for Students With Disabilities2
“All in This Together”: Improving Access to Accelerated Learning Through Embedding Honors in Heterogeneously Grouped Classes2
Listening to and Learning from Teachers: An Ecological Perspective of Culturally Responsive Digital Pedagogies During a Historic Moment2
Attrition and Turnover Among Beginning Teachers in Texas by Preparation Program2
Homeplace: Black Teachers Creating Space for Black Students in Mathematics Classrooms2
Introduction to the Special Issue on Re-imagining the Multiple Missions of the Community College2
Chapter 7: Learning to Teach for Civic Engagement: Opportunities and Constraints for Three Teachers in One Urban Elementary School2
College for All and the Struggles to Make It Work: Community College Student Feedback Data on Obstacles to College Completion2
“Pragmatic, Complacent, Critical–Cynical, or Empathetic?” Youth Civic Engagement as Social Appraisal2
The Burden of Acting Human: Rethinking Race, Class, and Gender Experiences in U.S. Independent Schools2
Creating HOPE: A Holistic Model to Increase Belonging Among Parenting Students1
“Immigration Knocks on the Door . . . We Are Stuck . . .”: A Multilevel Analysis of Undocumented Youth’s Experiences of Racism, System Failure, and Resistance in Policy and School Contexts1
Does the Method of Acceleration Matter? Exploring the Likelihood of College Coursetaking Success Across Four Developmental Education Instructional Strategies1
Introduction: The Emergence of New Civics1
Complexity and Transformative Learning: A Review of the Principal and Teacher Preparation Literature on Race1
Chapter 5: Establishing Teacher Allies through Critical Multicultural Coursework1
District Pandemic Policies and Teachers’ Perceptions of Their Working Conditions in Virginia1
Expanding Student Success: Prioritizing Student Thriving and Academic Coaching Within Community Colleges1
What Students Value Most: A Qualitative Examination of Learner Experiences in a Fully Online Degree Program1
Poor Kids versus Bad Teachers: Vergara v. California and the Social Construction of Teachers1
“Let’s Create the Table”: Reengaging Democracy in Teacher Preparation Through Radical Reciprocity1
Walking the Talk: Employing Culturally Relevant Pedagogy in Teacher Education1
Trans Students, Mandatory Policy, and the South Australian Context: What Can a Policy Do?1
From Attendance to Collaboration: Contextual Differences in Teacher Perceptions of Multilingual Family Engagement1
If I Ruled the World: Race, Policy, and Action in Education Research1
The Organizational Ecology of State Support for Public Flagship Universities1
Yo! Chisme Is Good! Latina/x Girls’ Cultivando Confianza in an After-School Program1
Shared Governance in Wicked Times: Perceptions of Faculty Senate Presidents on Faculty and Administrator Relationships1
Urban Students’ Critical Race–Class Narratives: An Examination of the Relationship Between Race and Class Within the Context of Punitive School Discipline1
Mapping the Boundaries of Racetalk: Examining the Experiences of Black Girls in Independent Schools1
An Analysis of Questions from Teachers' Online Groups: Turning the Lens Back to Teacher Education1
Brokering and (Re)membering: Immigrant Children’s In/visible Work of Implementing a Two-Way Dual Language Bilingual Education Program and Educators’ Perceptions1
Exploring the Intersectional Development of Computer Science Identities in Young Latinas1
Colleague and Ally1
Colonizing the Mind: Hawaiian History, Americanization, and Manual Training in Hawaiʻi’s Public Schools, 1913–19401
Successful Black Mathematics Teachers Building Collectivity, Autonomy, and Mathematics Expertise of Their Black Girls1
Connecting Policy to Practice: How State and Local Policy Environments Relate to Teachers’ Instruction1
Herman Witkin and the Rise and Fall of the Black Learning Style Idea, 1960–20031
AI, Concepts of Intelligence, and Chatbots: The “Figure of Man,” the Rise of Emotion, and Future Visions of Education1
Pan-Diversity Integration as an Equity Trap: Lessons From Preservice Teachers’ Preparation for Teaching English Language Learners in a Predominantly White Institution in the United States1
“Slowly by Slowly”: Youth Participatory Action Research in Contexts of Displacement1
LGBTQ+ Identity Affirmation in International Schools: An Ethical Framework for Educators1
Beyond Grades: A Holistic Parental Report Card for Korean Dual Language Programs1
The (In)Visibility of Race in School Discipline Across Urban, Suburban, and Exurban Contexts1
The Promise of Private Education: A Case Study of Racialized, Gendered, and Socioeconomic Disparities in Achievement in One Private School1
Anti-Oppressive Education in “Elite” Schools: Promising Practices and Cautionary Tales From the Field1
Does Delivery Location Matter? A National Study of the Impact of Dual Enrollment on College Readiness and Early Academic Momentum1
FACTSHEET – Racial Microaggressions and the Health of African American Students1
Natality and Development in Education: A Rapprochement Between Hannah Arendt and Gert Biesta?1
Bearing Witness to Teaching and Teachers: A Humanities-Based Inquiry Orientation1
Editorial Mentorship and Special Issues1
“We Got to Fight for What We Want”: Black School Rebellions In Louisiana, 1965–19741
FACTSHEET – Nationwide Ethnic Studies Now1
“It’s Bigger Than Just a Book Challenge”: A Collective Case Study of Educators’ Experiences With Censorship1
Minding the Gap in Education Discourse: Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging in Independent and International Schools1
Up Schitt’s Creek? Comedy as a Slantwise Pedagogical Encounter with Queerness1
A Conceptual Framework for Third Spaces that Disrupt Power Dynamics and Transform Clinically Based Teacher Education1
White Privilege and Power in the NYS Opt-Out Movement1
Under a Black Light: Implications of Mexican American School Segregation Challenges for African Americans in Texas1
Lifting Voices: An Exploration of Black Girls’ Educational Experiences1
Network Exploration of Interdistrict School Choice Over Time in a Mandatory Open Enrollment State1
Nurturing a Sense of Belonging in LGBTQIA2S+ Community College Students1
Taking Early Childhood Education and Young Children’s Learning Experiences Seriously1
Cultivating a Queer Mindset: How One Elementary School Teacher is Rattling Common Sense1
The Origins of American Test-Based Educational Accountability and Controversies About Its Impact, 1970–19831
Gender Justice within Elite All-Boys Schools? Possibilities of a Whole-School Approach1
“We Don’t Live In Jungles”: Mediating Africa as a Transnational Socio-Spatial Field1
Letters to My Sisters: Advice From Black Women Alumnae About How to Thrive and Survive in College1
Life Stressors as Predictors of Community College Students’ Course Outcomes: The COVID-19 Pandemic as a Focusing Event1
Strong Equity: Repositioning Teacher Education for Social Change1
“A Change Is Gonna Come”: Pedagogical Shifts in a Post-COVID World1
Beyond Tracking: The Relationship of Opportunity to Learn and Diminished Math Outcomes for U.S. High School Students1
Expanding Critical Perspectives on Disability and Education1
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