“…Narrative inquiry has informed mathematics teacher educators about affective aspects, such as identity (Drake, 2006;Drake, et al, 2001;Kaasila, 2007b), motivation (Phelps, 2010), orientation toward mathematics (Kaasila et al, 2008), knowledge of curriculum and political contexts (de Freitas, 2004), and study group participation (Crespo, 2006a). Narrative inquiry has informed teacher education about teachers' understandings of diversity (Mitton-Kükner, Nelson, & Desrochers, 2010) pedagogical reasoning (Gholami & Husu, 2010), repertoires of practice (Clemente & Ramírez, 2008), and pedagogical design capacity (Davis, Beyer, Forbes, & Stevens, 2011). Teachers' narratives provide a context for teacher learning and constitute performances of teachers' knowledge.…”