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Tensions of responsibility in critical mathematics: defining teacher responsibility and student agency

Often even teachers who are committed to and plan to teach critical mathematics struggle to do so. To understand this struggle I studied discussions between seven preservice secondary mathematics teachers and myself. From these discussions I identified a key theme of responsibility for teaching CM. I argue that our understanding of responsibility was shaped by dominant discourses in ways that were incompatible with the goals of CM.