Includes bibliographical references and index.

Teachers' stories of navigating the intersection of subject matter and teacher knowledge -- Section I: Entering the crossroads through stories at the elementary level -- Variegated stories of professional development: striking A/N IM/Balance between science and mathematics content knowledge and teacher knowledge -- Stories and statistics: a mixed picture of gender equity in mathematics -- A glimpse into the future: practice teaching in fifth-grade math -- Choosing the best alternative: the branching pathways of consequences in social studies curriculum choice-making -- Section II: Entering the crossroads through stories from the secondary level -- Sing it over: meditations on best-loved self and sustaining in secondary english language arts -- Teaching that promotes diversity: the potential of disruptive narratives -- Stories of an english language arts teacher in a high need secondary school: a narrative inquiry into her best-loved self -- Health, physical education content, and teacher knowledge/identity -- Section III: Entering the crossroads through stories from teacher preparation -- A narrative inquiry of other in special education: tensions of subject matter knowledge in relation to teacher knowledge -- Interweaving narratives of personal and professional selves of a beginning teacher in India -- Traditional teaching method still holds water: narrative inquiry of student teachers' professional identities at the Intersection of teacher knowledge and subject matter knowledge -- Indigenous education, relational pedagogy, and autobiographical narrative inquiry: a reflective journey of teaching teachers -- Narrative resonance among stories: crossroads of the classroom, curriculum-makers, and complexities of deliberation.

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