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I love the visuals, and the sports example is very engaging for students! I do wish that you had some visuals that used tape diagrams to solve the problems. The new math curriculum is encouraging teachers to move away from representing ratios as fractions because it confuses students, and instead we solve visually with tape diagrams. Thanks for putting this together, though!
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This video and visuals were created many years ago before I fully understood the complexity of ratios, rates and proportional relationships. We use tape diagrams / bar models / double number lines throughout all of our proportional relationship units. Be sure to check them out here: https://learn.makemathmoments.com/tasks