Abstract
This article explores how one mathematics teacher educator working with mathematics pre-service teachers provided opportunities for their learning about culturally responsive mathematics teaching and teaching mathematics for social justice. Findings have implications for mathematics teacher preparation. In particular, it is important to allay pre-service teachers’ concerns by building partnerships and having conversations with school administrators and other stake holders. Mathematics teacher educators must also help broaden pre-service teachers’ perceptions about teaching and learning of mathematics.
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