Considering the Importance of Human Infrastructure in the Apprenticing of Newcomers in Mathematics Education Research Practices

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Patricio Herbst University of Michigan

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Sandra Crespo Michigan State University

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Percival G. Matthews University of Wisconsin–Madison

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Erin K. Lichtenstein University of Michigan

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Footnotes

We appreciate comments from Rich Lehrer and Vilma Mesa on earlier versions of this editorial.

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