From Dissertation to Publication in Mathematics Teacher Educator

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Karen Hollebrands North Carolina State University

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In this editorial, we provide suggestions for authors who are preparing a manuscript for the Mathematics Teacher Educator journal that is based on a dissertation. We recommend that authors begin by examining their findings and identifying a focus that addresses a shared problem of practice for mathematics teacher educators. Authors should become familiar with the journal by reading editorials and related articles published in the journal. Finally, the Writing Tool can serve as a guide for preparing an outline for the manuscript, which can be shared with the editors and colleagues for feedback.

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Karen Hollebrands, North Carolina State University

Heather West, North Carolina State University

Valerie Faulkner, North Carolina State University

Emily Elrod, North Carolina State University

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