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How To Complete The Square using Algebra Tiles

How To Complete The Square using Algebra Tiles

Completing the Square can be one of the most tedious procedures you can teach in algebra, but it doesn’t have to be.
Harness the visual nature of mathematics and the visual nature of “creating an actual square” using algebra tiles or the area model.

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3 Math Strategies To Engage Students While Teaching Remotely

3 Math Strategies To Engage Students While Teaching Remotely

Learn three strategies that engage students in the classroom, promote and drive mathematical discourse, and build a positive safe learning environment. Three strategies that have worked while we were face to face and they now work while teaching remotely! If you use one or all three strategies in your remote class then you’re sure to avoid those awkward silences and spark discussions that allow you to listen to your students thinking!

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Sometimes Visual Is Not Enough

Sometimes Visual Is Not Enough

As much as I’m an advocate for visualization because “Math IS Visual”, it can be easy for us to move too quickly from concrete to the iconic stage.

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Why The Unit Of Measure Matters

Why The Unit Of Measure Matters

The unit of measure is often ignored in math class with the intent of making things easier for students, but it is quite the opposite! Let’s learn why…

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