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Innovation configurations typically are arranged in tables that have two dimensions: onespecifying the key principles, and the other specifying levels of implementation (Hall & Hord, 1987; Roy & Hord, 2004). The essential components of the innovation or program appear in the rows of the table’s far-left column, along with descriptors and examples to guide application of the criteria to program coursework, standards, and classroom practice. The second dimension is the degree of implementation. In the top row of the table, several levels of implementation are specified. For example, no occurrence of the essential component is the lowest level of implementation and might be assigned a score of zero. Increasing levels of implementation are assigned progressively higher scores.The Innovation Configuration described in this paper is designed to improve mathematics teacher education, which, in turn, may lead to improvement in student achievement in mathematics. The Innovation Configuration can be used to examine the similarities, differences, and gaps among teacher preparation programs and promote the coherence, continuity, and efficacy of teacher preparation to teach mathematics. Innovation Configuration results provide credible information on current teacher preparation practices that can be used as the basis for policy and program changes in teacher preparation programs at the state and university levels.
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