I was invited by Maria del Rosario Zavala, on behalf of the equity committee, to present with Kim Seashore and Ksenija Simic-Muller at the annual conference of the Annual Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE). I haven't been part of many invited sessions, so this came together in a different way than I was used to, and it was great.
Kim and Ksenija shared their lenses, we did a shortened version of a task of mine (adapted from one of Ksenija's about crime rates in Reflecting the World), and then Kim and Ksenija discussed the task from their respective lenses. I found their perspectives to be extremely valuable.
Task materials (as used in my class, we simplified it for the presentation):
Actual graphs and data (data table should be folder under so it is hidden at first)
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